Part VI Housing for Wales
Government of Wales Act 1998 (1998 c 38) | Legislation

Part VI Housing for Wales

Chapter Short titleExtent of repeal
1967 c 13The Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1967.In Schedule 2, the entry relating to Housing for Wales.
1973 c 26The Land Compensation Act 1973.In section 32(7B)(b), the words “or Housing for Walesâ€.
1974 c 39The Consumer Credit Act 1974.In section 16(6B)(a), the words “, Housing for Walesâ€.
1975 c 24The House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975.In Schedule 1, in Part II, the entry relating to Housing for Wales.
1975 c 55The Statutory Corporations (Financial Provisions) Act 1975.In Schedule 2, the entry relating to Housing for Wales.
1976 c 80The Rent (Agriculture) Act 1976.Section 5(3)(da).
1977 c 42The Rent Act 1977.In section 15(2), the words “(aa) Housing for Walesâ€.
In section 86(2), the words “or Housing for Walesâ€.
In section 93(1), the words
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