66 Final notices
Localism Act 2011 (2011 c 20) | Legislation

66  Final notices

(1)     The Welsh Ministers may give a final notice to a Welsh public authority only if they have decided in accordance with section 65 to impose a requirement under this Part on the authority.

(2)     The final notice must—

(a)     identify the EU financial sanction to which the notice relates;

(b)     specify the total amount of the sanction (see subsection (3)) and, where relevant, the amount and frequency of any future periodic payments (see subsection (4));

(c)     describe the acts of the authority that the Welsh Ministers have under section 65(4) determined—

(i)     have caused or contributed to the infraction of EU law concerned; or

(ii)     have caused or contributed, or will continue to cause or contribute, to the continuation of that infraction;

and set out the reasons for that determination;

(d)     summarise the other determinations made by the Welsh Ministers under section 65(4) and set out the reasons for making them;

(e)     specify the amount

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