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

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(1)     This section applies where it is proposed—

(a)     that resources be used in any financial year by any of the relevant persons, or pursuant to a relevant enactment, otherwise than as authorised by virtue of sections 125 to 127, or

(b)     that amounts be paid out of the Welsh Consolidated Fund in the year to the relevant persons, or for use pursuant to a relevant enactment, otherwise than as authorised by virtue of those sections.

(2)     The resources may be so used, or the amounts may be so issued, only with the authority of the Welsh Ministers.

(3)     The Welsh Ministers may authorise the use of resources, or the payment of amounts, only if they consider that—

(a)

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