Commissioner for Older People (Wales) Act 2006
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24 Older people in Wales
(1) This section applies for the purposes of this Act. (2) “Older person” means a person aged 60 or over. (3) “Older person in Wales” means an older person— (a) who is ordinarily resident in Wales, (b) to or in respect of whom regulated services in Wales are provided, or (c) to or in respect of whom relevant services (within the meaning of section 6(4)) are provided by or on behalf of, or under arrangements with, a person mentioned in Schedule 3.
24 Older people in Wales
(1) This section applies for the purposes of this Act. (2) “Older person” means a person aged 60 or over. (3) “Older person in Wales” means an older person— (a) who is ordinarily resident in Wales, (b) to or in respect of whom regulated services in Wales are provided, or (c) to or in respect of whom relevant services (within the meaning of section 6(4)) are provided by or on behalf of, or under arrangements with, a person mentioned in Schedule 3.
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