[9 Allocation of seats]
Government of Wales Act 2006 (2006 c 32) | Legislation

[9  Allocation of seats]

[(1)     The first seat for a Senedd constituency is to be allocated to the registered political party or individual candidate with the highest seat allocation figure.

(2)     The second and subsequent seats for the constituency are to be allocated to the party or individual candidate with the highest seat allocation figure after any recalculation required by subsection (3) has been carried out.

(3)     This subsection requires a recalculation of the seat allocation figure for a registered political party—

(a)     for the first application of subsection (2), if the application of subsection (1) resulted in the allocation to the party of a seat

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