Welsh Language Act 1993
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7 Notices to public bodies.
(1) The Board may give a notice in writing under this section to any public body. (2) A notice under subsection (1) above shall— (a) state that the public body to which the notice is given is required to prepare a scheme in accordance with section 5 above; (b) specify a date before which that body is required to submit the scheme to the Board; (c) inform that body of its rights of objection under section 8(1) below. (3) The Board shall give a copy of the current guidelines issued under section 9 below to any public body to which it gives a notice under subsection (1) above. (4) Different notices may be given to a public body under this section in respect of different services.
7 Notices to public bodies.
(1) The Board may give a notice in writing under this section to any public body. (2) A notice under subsection (1) above shall— (a) state that the public body to which the notice is given is required to prepare a scheme in accordance with section 5 above; (b) specify a date before which that body is required to submit the scheme to the Board; (c) inform that body of its rights of objection under section 8(1) below. (3) The Board shall give a copy of the current guidelines issued under section 9 below to any public body to which it gives a notice under subsection (1) above. (4) Different notices may be given to a public body under this section in respect of different services.
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