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Government of Wales Act 2006 (2006 c 32) | Legislation

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(1)     A document is validly executed by the Welsh Ministers if it is executed by the First Minister or any Welsh Minister appointed under section 48.

(2)     The application of the seal of the Welsh Ministers is to be authenticated by the First Minister, any Welsh Minister appointed under section 48 or any person authorised by the Welsh Ministers (whether generally or specifically) for that purpose.

(3)     A document purporting to be—

(a)     duly executed under the seal of the Welsh Ministers, or

(b)

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