Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009
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7 Duty to issue: Wales
(1) The Welsh certifying authority must issue a certificate relating to an apprenticeship framework to a person who applies to the authority in the prescribed manner if— (a) it appears to the authority that the person has completed a Welsh apprenticeship in relation to the apprenticeship framework, (b) in a case within section 2(2)(a), it appears to the authority that the condition in subsection (3)(e) of that section was met at the date of the person's application, and (c) the person— (i) provides the authority with such information and evidence as the authority requires the person to provide, and (ii) pays any fee charged by the authority for the issue of the certificate (see section 9). (2) The “prescribed manner” is the manner prescribed by regulations made by the Welsh Ministers.
7 Duty to issue: Wales
(1) The Welsh certifying authority must issue a certificate relating to an apprenticeship framework to a person who applies to the authority in the prescribed manner if— (a) it appears to the authority that the person has completed a Welsh apprenticeship in relation to the apprenticeship framework, (b) in a case within section 2(2)(a), it appears to the authority that the condition in subsection (3)(e) of that section was met at the date of the person's application, and (c) the person— (i) provides the authority with such information and evidence as the authority requires the person to provide, and (ii) pays any fee charged by the authority for the issue of the certificate (see section 9). (2) The “prescribed manner” is the manner prescribed by regulations made by the Welsh Ministers.
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