Abstract
The Government of Wales Acts have given the National Assembly for Wales and the Welsh Ministers powers to make both primary and secondary legislation in relation to Wales. They have also provided that where such legislation is made in both English and Welsh, the English and Welsh texts are to be treated for all purposes as being of equal standing. This article considers the challenges posed by the advent of bilingual legislation in Wales to those involved in both the preparation of that legislation and its subsequent application.
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