Government of Wales Act 2006
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50 Deputy Welsh Ministers
(1) The First Minister may, with the approval of Her Majesty, appoint Deputy Welsh Ministers from among the Members of the Senedd to assist the First Minister, a Welsh Minister appointed under section 48 or the Counsel General in the exercise of functions. (2) A Deputy Welsh Minister holds office at Her Majesty's pleasure. (3) A Deputy Welsh Minister may be removed from office by the First Minister. (4) A Deputy Welsh Minister may at any time resign. (5) A Deputy Welsh Minister must resign if the Senedd resolves that the Welsh Ministers no longer enjoy the confidence of the Senedd. (6) A Deputy Welsh Minister who resigns ceases to hold office immediately. (7) A Deputy Welsh Minister ceases to hold office on ceasing to be a Member of the Senedd otherwise than by reason of a dissolution.
50 Deputy Welsh Ministers
(1) The First Minister may, with the approval of Her Majesty, appoint Deputy Welsh Ministers from among the Members of the Senedd to assist the First Minister, a Welsh Minister appointed under section 48 or the Counsel General in the exercise of functions. (2) A Deputy Welsh Minister holds office at Her Majesty's pleasure. (3) A Deputy Welsh Minister may be removed from office by the First Minister. (4) A Deputy Welsh Minister may at any time resign. (5) A Deputy Welsh Minister must resign if the Senedd resolves that the Welsh Ministers no longer enjoy the confidence of the Senedd. (6) A Deputy Welsh Minister who resigns ceases to hold office immediately. (7) A Deputy Welsh Minister ceases to hold office on ceasing to be a Member of the Senedd otherwise than by reason of a dissolution.
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