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The National Assembly for Wales may by order specify the principles which are to govern the conduct of members and co-opted members of relevant authorities ....
An order under subsection (1) must provide as respects each specified principle—
but the order may provide as mentioned in paragraph (b) only as respects a principle within subsection (2B).
A principle is within this subsection if it prohibits particular conduct (or conduct of a particular description) where that conduct would constitute a criminal offence.
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An order under subsection (2)—
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Before making an order under this section, the National Assembly for Wales must consult—
In this Part "relevant authority" means—
In this Part "co-opted member", in relation to a relevant authority, means a person who is not a member of the authority but who—
and who is entitled to vote on any question which falls to be decided at any meeting of that committee or sub-committee.
In this Part, "corporate joint committee" means a corporate joint committee established by regulations under Part 5 of the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021.