Wales is considering operating as a separate legal jurisdiction after launching a 12-week consultation this week (27 March) to examine the implications and practicalities of a split. The Welsh Government said a separate jurisdiction would not necessarily function in the same way as those of Ireland and Scotland, insisting that "all options remain to be explored".
March 29, 2012 at 08:10 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Wales is considering operating as a separate legal jurisdiction after launching a 12-week consultation this week (27 March) to examine the implications and practicalities of a split.
The Welsh Government said a separate jurisdiction would not necessarily function in the same way as those of Ireland and Scotland, insisting that “all options remain to be explored”.
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