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Introductory Text
Introduction
1.Overview
Power to make byelaws
2.Byelaws for good rule and government and suppression of nuisances
Interpretation
3.Meaning of “legislating authority”
Revocation of byelaws
4.Revocation by a legislating authority
5.Revocation by the Welsh Ministers
Procedure for byelaws
6.Byelaws not requiring confirmation
7.Byelaws requiring confirmation
8.Formalities, commencement and publication of byelaws
9.Power to amend Part 1 of Schedule 1
Enforcement of byelaws
10.Offences against byelaws
11.Section 2 byelaws; powers of seizure etc
Fixed penalty notices
12.Power to offer fixed penalties for offences against certain byelaws
13.Amount of fixed penalty
14.Power to require name and address in connection with fixed penalty
15.Use of fixed penalty receipts
16.Power to amend Part 2 of Schedule 1
17.Community Support Officers etc
Miscellaneous and general
18.Guidance
19.Evidence of byelaws
20.Consequential amendments
21.Orders and regulations
22.Commencement
23.Short title
SCHEDULE 1
LISTS OF BYELAW MAKING POWERS
PART 1 BYELAWS NOT REQUIRING CONFIRMATION
1.Section 6 applies to byelaws made –
PART 2 BYELAWS IN RELATION TO WHICH FIXED PENALTIES MAY BE ISSUED
2.Section 12 applies to byelaws made –
SCHEDULE 2
MINOR AND CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS
1.Public Health Act 1875
2.Commons Act 1899
3.Open Spaces Act 1906
4.Public Health Acts Amendment Act 1907
5.National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949
6.Public Health Act 1961
7.Public Libraries and Museums Act 1964
8.Countryside Act 1968
9.Local Government Act 1972
10.Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976
11.Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981
12.Food Act 1984
13.Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
14.Land Drainage Act 1991
15.Cardiff Bay Barrage Act 1993
16.Environment Act 1995
17.National Assembly for Wales (Transfer of Functions) Order 1999 (SI 1999/672)
18.Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000