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The Local Government Act 1988 (Defined Activities) (Competition) (Wales) Regulations 1991

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PART ILOCAL AUTHORITY

PHASING IN OF COMPETITION FOR MANAGING SPORTS AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES

Group 1The district councils of Aberconwy; Alyn & Deeside; Montgomeryshire; Preseli Pembrokeshire; Llanelli; Ogwr; Cardiff; Blaenau Gwent; Rhondda.
Group 2

(i)The county councils of Clwydand West Glamorgan; and

(ii)the district councils of Colwyn; Arfon; Brecknock; South Pembrokeshire; Swansea; Taff Ely; Torfaen.

Group 3

(i)The county councils of Gwent and Gwynedd; and

(ii)the district councils of Delyn; Dwyfor; Radnor; Carmarthen; Lliw Valley; Merthyr Tydfil; Monmouth.

Group 4

(i)The county councils of Mid Glamorgan and Powys; and

(ii)the district councils of Glyndwr; Dinefwr; Port Talbot; Rhymney Valley; Vale of Glamorgan; Ynys Môn-Isle of Anglesey; Newport.

Group 5

(i)The county councils of South Glamorgan and Dyfed; and

(ii)the district councils of Ceredigion; Cynon Valley; Islwyn; Meirionnydd; Neath; Rhuddlan; Wrexham Maelor.

PART IIDATE ON OR AFTER WHICH SECTION 6 APPLIES WITH REGARD TO THE GROUPS SET OUT IN PART I ABOVE

COLUMN 1COLUMN 2
12
1st January 1992Group 1
1st August 1992Group 2
1st January 1993Group 3
1st August 1993Group 4
1st January 1994Group 5

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