# The Local Authorities (Wales) (Property etc.) Order 1973, Part II


(1)
(2)
Transferor authority
Transferee authority
The county council of Anglesey
The County Council of Gwynedd
The county council of Cardiganshire
The County Council of Dyfed
The county council of Montgomeryshire
The County Council of Powys
The county council of Radnorshire
The County Council of Powys
The corporation or council of the county borough of Cardiff, Merthyr Tydfil, Newport or Swansea
The council of the district in which the area of the county borough is comprised
The council of the urban district of Bedwellty
The District Council of Islwyn
The council of the urban district of Caerphilly
The District Council of Rhymney Valley
The council of the urban district of Gelligaer
The District Council of Rhymney Valley
The council of the rural district of Aled
The District Council of Colwyn
The council of the rural district of Cardiff
The District Council of Vale of Glamorgan
The council of the rural district of Cowbridge
The District Council of Vale of Glamorgan
The council of the rural district of Crickhowell
The District Council of Brecknock
The council of the rural district of Gwyrfai
The District Council of Arfon
The council of the rural district of Hawarden
The District Council of Alyn and Deeside
The council of the rural district of Hiraethog
The District Council of Colwyn
The council of the rural district of Magor and St Mellons
The District Council of Newport
The council of the rural district of Neath
The District Council of Neath
The council of the rural district of Pontypool
The District Council of Monmouth
The council of the rural district of Vaynor and Penderyn
The District Council of Brecknock
The council of the rural district of Wrexham
The District Council of Wrexham Maelor
The corporation or council of any non-county borough or the council of any urban or rural district not included in the preceding items
The council of the district in which the area of the borough, urban district or rural district is comprised
Any separate parish council
The community council which replaces the parish council
In any group of parishes, the common parish council and the parish meeting and representative body of every parish in the group
The community council which replaces the parish council
The parish meeting and representative body of any parish not included in the last preceding item
The council of the district in which the area of the parish is comprised
Any burial board, joint burial board or joint committee which ceases to exist by virtue of section 214(1) of the Act
The authority or authorities exercising the functions specified in paragraph 1 of Schedule 26 to the Act in relation to the cemeteries and crematoria of the board or committee
Any joint board which ceases to exist by virtue of section 263(2)(b) of the Act
The authority in whom the functions of the board are vested by section 263(2)(a) of the Act
Any joint board which ceases to exist by virtue of section 263(3) of the Act
The local authority which becomes the port health authority for the district of the board under the said section 263(3)
The Dee and Clwyd, Glamorgan, Gwynedd, South West Wales, Usk or Wye River Authority
The Welsh National Water Development Authority
Any joint board who are statutory water undertakers other than a joint water board within the meaning of the Water Act 1973
The water authority within whose area for water supply purposes the limits of supply of the transferor authority are comprised
Any joint sewerage board or joint committee of sewerage authorities
The water authority within whose area for sewerage and sewage disposal purposes the area of the transferor authority is comprised
The local fisheries committee for the South Wales Sea Fisheries District
The committee as reconstituted

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1973/1863/schedule/4/part/II (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/local-authorities-wales-property-etc-order-1973/schedule-4/part-II
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