Functions exercisable solely by WAG or the National Assembly for Wales.

Part III: Parental responsabilities

• section 20: Power to prescribe the circumstances in which parenting orders in cases of exclusion from school may be made.
• section 21: Power to make regulations to make provision as to how the costs associated with the requirements of parenting orders under section 20 (including the costs of providing counselling or guidance programmes) are to be borne. Power to issue guidance from time to time in relation to parenting orders.
• section 22A: Power by regulations to make further provision the exercise by local education authorities and the governing bodies of relevant schools of their functions relating to- parenting contracts under section 19 and parenting orders under section 20.

Part VI: the Environment

• section 43: Power to prescribe the form of Penalty notices for graffiti and fly-posting and amount of penalty payable.
• section 43A: Power to make regulations in relation to the amount of fixed penalty in notices. Power by order to change such amount.
• section 45: Power to specify qualifying functions.Power by regulations to make provision for what local authorities must do with receipts if they are not being spent, and make provision for appropriate accounting arrangemants.
• section 47: Power to issue guidance-(a) about the exercise of the discretion to give notices under section 43(1), and (b) about the giving of such notices. Power by regulations to prescribe conditions to be satisfied by a person before a parish or community council may authorise him in writing for the purpose of giving notices under section 43(1).
• section 50: Duty to issue guidance to local authorities in Wales for the purpose of sections 48 (Graffiti removal notices) and 49 (Recovery of expenditure).
• section 68: Power by regulations to determine the maximum amount of fee a local authority can charge in dealing with complaints procedure relating to high hedges.
• section 72: Power to set down in regulations the procedure for dealing with appeals against remedial notices and other decisions of the relevant authorities..
• section 73: Power to allow or dismiss an appeal, either in total or in part. If the appeal authority decides to allow the appeal, it may quash or vary the remedial notice to which the appeal relates. It may also issue such a notice in those cases where the local authority decided not to do so in response to the original complaint. Whatever its decision on the appeal, the appeal authority may correct any defect, error or misdescription in the original remedial notice if it considers this will not cause injustice.
• section 74: Power to authorise entry into the neighbouring land in order to obtain information required by the appeal authority, or by the person so appointed, for the purpose of determining an appeal under this Part.
• section 81: Power to make regulations amending the provisions about the delivery of documents in electronic form.
• section 83: Power to extend the scope of complaints covered by this Part (under section 65) and to alter the definition of 'high hedge' (in section 66) through regulations. Regulations under this section may make such consequential amendments of this Part as the person making the regulations considers appropriate.
• section 93: Power to commence Part 2 and sections 19 to 22, 24, 40 to 45, 47 to 52, 55, 56 and 91; and Part 8 in relation to complaints about hedges situated in Wales.
• section 94: Power to make different provision for different purposes, different cases and different areas; and to include incidental, supplemental, consequential, saving or transitional provisions (including provisions applying, with or without modification, provision contained in an enactment).