148 Meaning of “Welsh public records”
Government of Wales Act 2006 (2006 c 32) | Legislation

148  Meaning of “Welsh public records”

(1)     The following are Welsh public records—

(a)     administrative and departmental records belonging to Her Majesty which are records of the Welsh . . . Government,

(b)     administrative and departmental records of the Auditor General,

[(ba)     administrative and departmental records belonging to Her Majesty which are records of or held by the Welsh Revenue Authority,]

(c)     administrative and departmental records belonging to Her Majesty which are records of or held in any government department which is wholly or mainly concerned with Welsh affairs,

(d)     administrative and departmental records belonging to Her Majesty which are records of any office, commission or other body or establishment under Her Majesty's Government which is wholly or mainly concerned with Welsh affairs in a field or

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