28 Reform of other Welsh public bodies
Government of Wales Act 1998 (1998 c 38) | Legislation

28  Reform of other Welsh public bodies

(1)     The [Welsh Ministers] may by order make, in relation to any one or more of the statutory functions of a body specified in Part I or II of Schedule 4, provision for the transfer of the function or functions—

(a)     to a body specified in Part I . . . of that Schedule,

(b)     to a body specified in Part II or IV of that Schedule if that body consents to the transfer to it of the function or functions,

(c)     to a county council, county borough council or community council in Wales (or to more than one such council), or

(d)     to the [Welsh Ministers].

(2)     Where the [Welsh Ministers] [consider] that, if a statutory function of a body specified in Part I or II of Schedule 4 were transferred to a body within any of paragraphs (a) to (d) of subsection

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