Health and Social Care Act 2008
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69 Co-operation between the Commission and Welsh Ministers
(1) The Commission and the Welsh Ministers must co-operate with each other for the efficient and effective discharge of their corresponding functions. (2) Their corresponding functions are— (a) the Commission's functions, and (b) any functions of the Welsh Ministers exercisable in or in relation to Wales which correspond or are similar to any of the Commission's functions. (3) The Commission and the Welsh Ministers may share information with each other for the purposes of subsection (1).
69 Co-operation between the Commission and Welsh Ministers
(1) The Commission and the Welsh Ministers must co-operate with each other for the efficient and effective discharge of their corresponding functions. (2) Their corresponding functions are— (a) the Commission's functions, and (b) any functions of the Welsh Ministers exercisable in or in relation to Wales which correspond or are similar to any of the Commission's functions. (3) The Commission and the Welsh Ministers may share information with each other for the purposes of subsection (1).
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