Government of Wales Act 2006
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69 Charges for documents
(1) The Welsh Ministers may make a charge for supplying copies of (or of any part of) any document which they publish or make available for public inspection. (2) Subsection (1) has effect subject to any provision contained in, or made under, any enactment which makes provision for— (a) the making of charges for the inspection of documents, (b) the making of charges for supplying copies of documents (or parts of documents), or (c) the supply of copies of documents (or parts of documents) free of charge. (3) This section applies to the First Minister and the Counsel General as to the Welsh Ministers.
69 Charges for documents
(1) The Welsh Ministers may make a charge for supplying copies of (or of any part of) any document which they publish or make available for public inspection. (2) Subsection (1) has effect subject to any provision contained in, or made under, any enactment which makes provision for— (a) the making of charges for the inspection of documents, (b) the making of charges for supplying copies of documents (or parts of documents), or (c) the supply of copies of documents (or parts of documents) free of charge. (3) This section applies to the First Minister and the Counsel General as to the Welsh Ministers.
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