Guidance
National enforcement priorities for Wales
The first national enforcement priorities for Welsh local authorities.
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The first 4 national enforcement priorities for Wales were published following a formal consultation process undertaken by the Welsh government:
- protecting individuals from harm and promoting health improvement
- ensuring the safety and quality of the food chain to minimise risk to human and animal health
- promoting a fair and just trading environment for citizens and business
- improving the local environment to positively influence quality of life and promote sustainability
This guidance concerns the application of these priorities and is intended for Welsh local authorities.
National enforcement priorities for Wales: progress report
National enforcement priorities for Wales: dashboards
Updates to this page
Published 28 July 2010