[130A Financial control, accounts and audit]
Government of Wales Act 2006 (2006 c 32) | Legislation

[130A  Financial control, accounts and audit]

[(1)     Welsh legislation must provide—

(a)     for proper accounts to be prepared by the First Minister, the Welsh Ministers, the Counsel General, the [Senedd] Commission and by other persons to whom sums are paid out of the Welsh Consolidated Fund, of their expenditure and receipts,

(b)     for the Welsh Ministers to prepare an account of payments into and out of the Fund,

(c)     for the Auditor General for Wales to exercise, or ensure the exercise by other persons of, the functions mentioned in subsection (2),

(d)     for access by persons exercising those functions to such documents as they may reasonably require,

(e)     for members of the staff of

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