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Flood and Water Management Act 2010

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26D Payments relating to members

(1) The Welsh Ministers may by regulations make provision for the payment to or in respect of persons who chair or have chaired the Flood and Coastal Erosion Committee of— (a) remuneration; (b) allowances; (c) sums by way of or in respect of pension; (d) compensation for loss of office. (2) The Welsh Ministers may by regulations make provision for the payment of allowances to members of the Committee. (3) Regulations under this section— (a) must specify who is to make any payment for which the regulations make provision; (b) may make provision about the circumstances in which a payment is to be made; (c) may determine, or provide for the determination of, the amount or maximum amount of a payment.

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26D Payments relating to members

(1) The Welsh Ministers may by regulations make provision for the payment to or in respect of persons who chair or have chaired the Flood and Coastal Erosion Committee of— (a) remuneration; (b) allowances; (c) sums by way of or in respect of pension; (d) compensation for loss of office. (2) The Welsh Ministers may by regulations make provision for the payment of allowances to members of the Committee. (3) Regulations under this section— (a) must specify who is to make any payment for which the regulations make provision; (b) may make provision about the circumstances in which a payment is to be made; (c) may determine, or provide for the determination of, the amount or maximum amount of a payment.

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