(1)The Welsh Ministers may give a warning notice to a local authority if they are satisfied that one or more of grounds 1 to 3 exist in relation to the local authority.
(2)The Welsh Ministers must specify each of the following in the warning notice—
(a)the grounds for intervention;
(b)the reasons why they are satisfied that the grounds exist;
(c)the action they require the local authority to take in order to deal with the grounds for intervention;
(d)the period within which the action is to be taken by the local authority (“the compliance period”);
(e)the action they are minded to take if the local authority fails to take the required action.