Part 5: General Schedule 6: Minor and consequential amendments Part 1: Amendments of the Government of Wales Act 2006
Part 1 of Schedule 6 contains minor and consequential amendments to GoWA relating to Part 1 of the Act. The changes are primarily a consequence of the conferred powers model being replaced by a reserved powers model.
	Paragraph 2 omits sections 103-106A which dealt with the commencement of the Assembly Act provisions. As the Assembly Act provisions were already commenced on 5 May 2011 and have now also been replaced by the legislative competence provisions in this Act, these sections are redundant.
	Paragraph 3 updates section 109 of GoWA so that it includes the correct references to the new reserved powers model, for example Schedules 7A and 7B instead of Schedule 7.
	Paragraph 3(3) omits the requirement provision in section 109(4)(b) which states that the first ever Order in Council under section 109 does not require Assembly approval. The first section 109 Order has already been made so this provision is now redundant.
	Paragraph 3(4) replaces section 109(5) to ensure that future alterations to Schedules 7A or 7B do not affect the validity of Assembly Acts already passed unless the enactment making the alteration provides otherwise.
	Paragraph 4 updates section 114 of GoWA so that it refers to reserved matters under Schedule 7A instead of matters not listed (or excepted) under Schedule 7.
	Paragraph 5 amends section 116 of GoWA which concerns the Welsh Seal and Letters Patent. These amendments allow Her Majesty by Order in Council to make provision as to the form, content and publication of royal proclamations under sections 4(2) and 5(4) of GoWA as amended by section 6.
	Paragraph 6 updates section 116B of GoWA so that it refers to the new legislative competence tests under section 108A(2)(b) and (c) instead of the old tests under section 108(4) and (5).
	Paragraph 7 amends section 116M of GoWA so that the Welsh Revenue Authority is substituted for the Welsh Government in this information sharing provision on Welsh land transactions. The Wales Act 2014 devolved Stamp Duty Land Tax and the WRA will administer the replacement devolved tax on their behalf.
	Paragraph 8 amends section 157 of GoWA to include references to regulations as well as orders, which may be made by Ministers of the Crown and Welsh Ministers under GoWA.
	Paragraph 9 amends section 158 of GoWA to include a definition of "property".
	Paragraph 10 updates section 159 of GoWA so that it includes the definitions that are relevant to the new reserved powers model.
	Paragraph 11 omits a (now redundant) reference to the Assembly Act provisions in section 161(7) of GoWA. See the explanation above in relation to paragraph 2 of this Schedule.
	Paragraph 12 updates paragraph 3(2) of Schedule 3 of GoWA to refer to s.58(1).
	Paragraph 13 omits Schedule 6 to GoWA, which dealt with the 2011 referendum in Wales because these are no longer operative.
	Paragraph 14 omits (now redundant) amendments to the National Audit Act 1983 that were made in Schedule 10 to GoWA.