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The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016

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Regulation 3, Direction 3

SCHEDULE 2Signs that warn of hazards and signs for bridges and other structures

This Atodlen has no associated Memorandwm Esboniadol

PART 1Provisions applying to signs and plates in Parts 2 and 3

1.  A warning of a description in column 2 of an item in the sign table in Part 2 must be conveyed by a triangular sign which is of—

(a)the colour and type provided for in the diagram in column 3; and

(b)the size shown for a sign in the diagram above the table.

2.  A warning or information in column 4 of an item in the sign table in Part 2 is for supplementing the warning in column 2 and is to be conveyed by a plate (“a first associated plate”) which—

(a)includes the legend indicated in column 4 in a manner which complies with the requirements as to size provided for in respect of a plate in the diagram above the sign table in Part 2; and

(b)is of the colour and type provided for in that diagram.

3.  Where a number is mentioned in column 5 of the sign table in Part 2, the plate provided for at that item number in the sign table in Part 3 (a “supplementary associated plate”) is an associated plate of the triangular sign in question.

4.  A provision of Part 7 mentioned (by reference to paragraph number) in column 6 of the sign table in Part 2 applies in relation to the triangular sign in question.

5.  A Schedule 2 General Direction mentioned (by reference to paragraph number) in column 7 of the sign table in Part 2 applies in relation to the triangular sign in question.

PART 2Warning signs and associated plates

Sign table — Schedule 2, Part 2

(1)

Item

(2)

Description

(3)

Diagram

(4)

First associated plate legend

(5)

Supplementary associated plate (by reference to Part 3 sign table item number)

(6)

Applicable provisions in Part 7

(7)

Schedule 2 General Directions

1

Diagram 504.1

Crossroads ahead

(Alternative types)

A distance13
2

Diagram 505.1

T-junction ahead

(Alternative types)

A distance13
3

Diagram 506.1

Side road ahead

(Alternative types)

A distance13
4

Diagram 507.1

Staggered junction ahead

(Alternative types)

A distance13
5

Diagram 508.1

Traffic merges

ahead from left

A distance
6

Diagram 509.1

Traffic merges

ahead onto main

carriageway

A distance
7

Diagram 510

Roundabout ahead

1. A distance; or

2. “Adverse camber”

1 or 4 (or both)3
8

Diagram 512

Bend ahead

(Alternative types)

1. “Adverse camber”;

2. “Keep in low gear”; or

3. “Oncoming vehicles in middle of road”

1, 2 or 4 (or any combination)3
9

Diagram 512.1

Junction on the

outside of a bend

ahead

(Alternative types)

1. “Adverse camber”;

2. “Keep in low gear”; or

3. “Oncoming vehicles in middle of road”

1, 2 or 4 (or any combination)3
10

Diagram 512.2

Junction on the

inside of a bend ahead

(Alternative types)

1. “Adverse camber”;

2. “Keep in low gear”; or

3. “Oncoming vehicles in middle of road”

1, 2 or 4 (or any combination)3
11

Diagram 512.3

Crossroads on a

bend ahead

(Alternative types)

1. “Adverse camber”;

2. “Keep in low gear”; or

3. “Oncoming vehicles in middle of road”

1, 2 or 4 (or any combination)3
12

Diagram 513

Double bend or

series of bends

ahead (Alternative

types)

1. “For” and a distance;

2. “Adverse camber”;

3. “Keep in low gear”; or

4. “Oncoming vehicles in middle of road”

1, 2 or 4 (or any combination)3
13

Diagram 516

Road narrows on

both sides ahead

1. A distance;

2. “Single file traffic” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

3. “Single file traffic” and a distance, with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

4. “Single file traffic for” and a distance;

5. “Single track road” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

6. “Single track road” or “Single track road for” and a distance, with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

7. “Oncoming vehicles in middle of road”

1
14

Diagram 517

Road narrows on

one side ahead

(Alternative types)

1. A distance;

2. “Single file traffic” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

3. “Single file traffic” and a distance, with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

4. “Single file traffic for” and a distance;

5. “Single track road” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

6. “Single track road” or “Single track road for” and a distance, with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

7. “Oncoming vehicles in middle of road”

1
15

Diagram 520

Dual carriageway

road ends ahead

1. A distance;

2. “Single file traffic”, with or without a distance; or

3. “Single file traffic for” and a distance

1
16

Diagram 521

Two-way traffic

ahead

1. A distance; or

2. “For” and a distance

17

Diagram 522

Two-way traffic

on route crossing

ahead

A distance
18

Diagram 523.1

Steep hill

downwards ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. “For” and a distance ;

3. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

4. “Low gear now”;

5. “Keep in low gear”; or

6. “Low gear for” and a distance

1

or (when used with a first plate containing legend 4 or 5): 3, or both 1 and 3

12
19

Diagram 524.1

Steep hill upwards

ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. “For” and a distance;

3. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

4. “Low gear now”;

5. “Keep in low gear”; or

6. “Low gear for” and a distance

112
20

Diagram 528

Hump bridge

ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

3. “Oncoming vehicles in middle of road”

1
21

Diagram 529

Opening or swing

bridge ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right

22

Diagram 529.1

Tunnel ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

3. “Oncoming vehicles in middle of road”

23

Diagram 544.1

Pedestrians in

road ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

3. “No footway for” and a distance

24

Diagram 544.2

Frail or disabled

pedestrians likely

to cross road

ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

3. “Disabled people” or “Blind people” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

4. “Disabled people” or “Blind people” and a distance, with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right

25

Diagram 545

Children going to

or from school or

playground ahead

1. “School”, “Patrol”, “Playground”, “Disabled children”, “Blind children” or “Deaf children” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. “School”, “Patrol”, “Playground”, “Disabled children”, “Blind children” or “Deaf children” and a distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

3 “No footway for” and a distance

1
26

Diagram 950

Cycle route ahead

(Alternative types)

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

3. “Cycle crossing” or “Cycles crossing” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

4. “Cycle crossing” or “Cycles crossing” and a distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right

27

Diagram 548

Cattle likely to be

in road ahead

“For” and a distance
28

Diagram 549

Sheep likely to be

in road ahead

“For” and a distance
29

Diagram 550

Wild horses or

ponies likely to be

in road ahead

“For” and a distance
30

Diagram 550.1

Accompanied

horses or ponies

likely to be in

road ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

3. “For” and a distance

31

Diagram 550.2

Horse drawn

vehicles likely to

be in road ahead

“For” and a distance
32

Diagram 551

Wild animals

likely to be in

road ahead

“For” and a distance
33

Diagram 551.2

Wild fowl likely

to be in road

ahead

“For” and a distance
34

Diagram 553.1

Agricultural

vehicles likely to

be in road ahead

1. “Farm traffic”, “Wide vehicles” or “Tractors turning”; or

2. “Farm traffic for”, “Wide vehicles for” or “Tractors turning for” and a distance

1
35

Diagram 552

Cattle grid ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

3. “Horse drawn vehicles and animals” and an arrow pointing to the left or to the right

36

Diagram 554B

Gate ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right

37

Diagram 554C

Gates ahead

1. “For” and a distance, with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right

38

Diagram 554

Ford ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

3. “Road liable to flooding” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right

39

Diagram 554.1

Risk of brake

failure ahead

(after passing a

ford or before

descending a steep

gradient)

“Keep in low gear”When used with the first plate, item 3
40

Diagram 555

Quayside or river

bank ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right

41

Diagram 555.1

Water course

alongside road

ahead

(Alternative types)

“For” and a distance
42

Diagram 556.1

Soft verges ahead

1. “Soft verges”; or

2. “Soft verges for” and a distance

1
43

Diagram 557.1

Road hump or

series of road

humps ahead

1. “Hump” or “Humps” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

2. “Hump” or “Humps” with two arrows, one pointing to the left and one pointing to the right;

3. “Hump” or “Humps for” and a distance, with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

4. “Hump” or “Humps for” and a distance, with two arrows, one pointing to the left and one pointing to the right

1
44

Diagram 559

Risk of falling or

fallen rocks ahead

(Alternative types)

“For” and a distance
45

Diagram 581

Side winds likely

ahead

“For” and a distance
46

Diagram 558

Low flying

aircraft or sudden

aircraft noise

likely ahead

1. “For” and a distance;

2. “Gliders”; or

3. “Gliders for” and a distance

47

Diagram 558.1

Low flying

helicopters or

sudden helicopter

noise likely ahead

“For” and a distance
48

Diagram 582

Slow moving

military vehicles

likely to becrossing or in road

ahead

“For” and a distance
49

Diagram 583

Slow moving

vehicles likely on

incline ahead

“Slow lorries for” and a distance and “mile” or “miles”1
50

Diagram 584

Traffic queues

likely on road

ahead

1. “Queues likely” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

2. “Queues likely on slip road” with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right

1, 2
51

Diagram 770

Level crossing

with gate or

barrier ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right

6
52

Diagram 771

Railway level

crossing without

gate or barrier

ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right

6
53

Diagram 772

Tramcars crossing

ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right

6
54

Diagram 779

Electrified

overhead cable

ahead

1. “Safe height” and numerals indicating height in imperial units and, in brackets, the height in metric units, with or without “load gauge”; or

2. As legend 1 and—

(a) a distance;

(b) an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

(c) a distance and an arrow pointing to the left or to the right

5, 61
55

Diagram 782

Risk of grounding

at a railway or

tramway level

crossing or hump

backed bridge

ahead

1. A distance with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

2. An arrow pointing to the left or to the right

6
56

Diagram 562

Other danger

ahead

1.“Ambulance station”, “Blasting”, “Blind summit”, “Fire station”, “Hidden dip”, “Pedestrians crossing”, “Road liable to flooding”, or “Rising bollards”, with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right; or

2.“Ambulance station”, “Blasting”, “Blind summit”, “Fire station”, “Hidden dip”, “Pedestrians crossing”, “Road liable to flooding” or “Rising bollards” and a distance, with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right

1

PART 3Supplementary associated plates for placing in combination with signs in Part 2

1.  A warning, information or restriction of a description specified in column 2 of an item in the sign table must be conveyed by a supplementary associated plate which is of the size, colour and type provided for—

(a)in the diagram in column 3 of the item; or

(b)in that diagram varied in accordance with column 4.

Sign table — Schedule 2, Part 3

(1)

Item

(2)

Description

(3)

Diagram

(4)

Variants

1

Diagram 511

Reduction in speed necessary

for a change in road layout

ahead

“REDUCE SPEED NOW” may be varied to “HEAVY PLANT CROSSING” when used in combination with the sign shown in item 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 or 11 of the Part 2 table
2

Diagram 513.2

Maximum speed in mph advised

at a bend or other hazard

The numerals may be varied to the appropriate advised maximum speed
3

Diagram 817.2

Escape lane ahead for vehicles

unable to stop on a steep hill

1. The route symbol may be varied

2. “ahead” may be varied to a distance, varied to an arrow pointing to the left or to the right, or omitted

4

Diagram 513.1A

Risk of lorries overturning on

adverse camber (with bend to

the left) and maximum speed

advised

1. The symbol may be reversed when the bend is to the right

2. The numerals indicating the maximum speed advised may be varied as appropriate

3. The legend “Max speed 20” may be omitted

PART 4Traffic signs for bridges and other structures

1.  A warning, information or prohibition of a description in column 2 of an item in the sign table in this Part must be conveyed by a sign that is—

(a)of the colour and type; and

(b)complies with the requirements as to size,

provided for in the diagram in column 3 of the item.

2.  In the case of the description at item 3, the warning is to be conveyed by both the triangular signs shown in the diagram in combination, and paragraph 1 applies to each of those signs.

3.  A number in column 4 of the sign table in this Part indicates that the plate or structure warning marking provided for at that item number in the sign table in Part 5 is an associated plate or marking of the sign provided for in the sign table in this Part at the item number at which the relevant column 4 entry appears.

4.  A provision of Part 7 mentioned (by reference to paragraph number) in column 5 of the sign table in this Part applies to the sign provided for at the item number in question.

5.  A Schedule 2 General Direction mentioned (by reference to paragraph number) in column 6 of the sign table in this Part applies to the upright sign provided for at the item number in question.

Sign table — Schedule 2, Part 4

(1)

Item

(2)

Description

(3)

Diagram

(4)

Associated plate or structure warning marking (by reference to an item number in the Part 5 sign table)

(5)

Applicable provisions in Part 7

(6)

Schedule 2 General Directions

1

Diagram 528.1

End of a bridge parapet, abutment

wall, tunnel mouth or other

obstruction adjacent to the

carriageway

9
2

Diagram 530A

Maximum headroom available at

hazard, with height indicated in

both metric and imperial units

1, 3, 4 or 56, 12
3

Diagram 531.1A

Maximum headroom available at

arch bridge ahead

2 or 56, 123
4

Diagram 1024.1

Road marking indicating path to be

taken by high vehicles under a low

bridge or to avoid an overhanging

structure

11, 13
5

Diagram 629.2A

Vehicles exceeding height

indicated prohibited with height

indicated in both metric and

imperial units

41, 2, 6, 12

PART 5Associated plates and structure warning markings for signs in Part 4

1.—(1) A warning or information of a description specified in column 2 of an item in the sign table in this Part must be conveyed by a plate or structure warning marking which is of the size, colour and type provided for—

(a)in the diagram in column 3 of the item; or

(b)in that diagram varied in accordance with column 4.

2.  A provision of Part 7 mentioned (by reference to paragraph number) in column 5 of the sign table applies to the structure warning marking provided for at the item number in question.

Sign table — Schedule 2, Part 5

(1)

Item

(2)

Description

(3)

Diagram

(4)

Variants

(5)

Applicable provisions in Part 7

1

Diagram 530.1

Reduced headroom

over part of road

due to overhanging

building or structure

1. The legend may include—

(a) a distance, with or without an arrow pointing to the left or to the right;

(b) an arrow pointing to the left or to the right

2. “building” may be varied to “buildings” or “structure”

2

Diagram 531.2

High vehicles to use

middle of road at

arch bridge ahead,

The legend may include an arrow pointing to the left or to the right
3

Diagram 532.4

Upper:

Extent of headroom

available at the side

of and in the centre

of a road at an arch

bridge.

Lower:

Marking highlighting reduced headroom

at an arch bridge.

1. The position and number of chord markings in the upper part of the diagram may be varied as appropriate

2. The black and yellow marking may be omitted

7, 9
4

Diagram 530.2

Reduced headroom

at a hazard

(Alternative types)

7, 9
5

Diagram 572

Distance ahead to

hazard

1. The distance may be varied to another distance

2. The legend may include an arrow pointing to the left or to the right

PART 6Other warning signs

1.  A warning of a description in column 2 of the sign table in this Part must be conveyed by a sign that is—

(a)of the colour and type; and

(b)complies with the requirements as to size,

provided for in the diagram in column 3 of the sign table at the item number for that description, or that diagram as varied in accordance with column 4.

2.  In the case of the description at item 1, the warning is to be conveyed by the triangular sign shown in the diagram and, depending on the warning to be conveyed, both associated plates shown in the diagram, or only the upper one, and paragraph 1 applies to each of those signs.

3.  A provision of Part 7 mentioned (by reference to paragraph number) in column 5 applies to the sign, or combination, at the item number in question.

4.  A Schedule 2 General Direction mentioned (by reference to paragraph number) in column 6 applies to the sign at the item number in question.

Sign table — Schedule 2, Part 6

(1)

Item

(2)

Description

(3)

Diagram

(4)

Variants

(5)

Applicable provisions in Part 7

(6)

Schedule 2 General Directions

1

Diagram 501

Junction

ahead

controlled by

a “GIVE

WAY” or

“STOP”

sign, wherean indication

may be given

that the

junction iswith a dual

carriageway

road

1. In the upper plate “GIVE WAY” is varied to “STOP” if the stop sign is placed at a junction ahead

2. The lower associated plate may be omitted

3. In the upper plate the distance may be varied

64
2

Diagram 560

Edge of

carriageway

or

obstruction

near that

edge

(Alternative types)

1. The colour of the circular sign or the rectangular sign may be varied to white or amber

2. The surface of the rectangular sign may be curved

45
3

Diagram 515

Sharp

deviation of

route

1. The chevrons may be reversed to point to the right

2. The number of chevrons may be varied

3. The corners of the sign may be rounded, with a radius not greater than 10 mm

4. The sign may be formed of a series of vertical flexible elements that need not have a horizontal cross section that is flat, provided that the elements extend to ground level to form the support for the sign and the support is coloured black

5. Where vertical flexible elements are used, the horizontal distance between the pointed ends of two consecutive chevrons may be increased by up to 4% of the dimensions shown in the diagram

6. Where vertical flexible elements are used, a yellow border may be added to the outside edge of the part of the sign that comprises the chevrons

7. Where vertical flexible elements are used, the sign may include a white arrow on a blue circular background as shown by the diagram in column 3 at item 1 of the sign table in Part 2 of Schedule 3. This is to be placed over the chevrons and any yellow border, and formed as part of those elements

8, 9
4

Diagram 774

Location of a

railway or

tramway

level

crossing

without gate

or barrier

5

Diagram 781

Load gauge

giving

audible

warning to

drivers where

vehicles

exceed safe

height under

electrified

overhead

cables

1. The number of bells may be increased or decreased according to the width of the road over which the sign is placed

2. The bells may be of any colour, provided each bell is of the same colour

10
6

Diagrams 789, 789.1,

789.2

Countdown

markers to

railway or

tramway

level

crossing

Each sign may be reversed

PART 7Provisions applicable to signs

1.  Section 36 of the 1988 Act applies to the sign.

2.  The sign is specified for the purposes of column 5 of the entry in Schedule 2 to the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988(1) relating to offences under section 36 of the 1988 Act.

3.  If the sign is displayed on a variable message sign and displays its aspects by means of light-emitting characters or symbols, the legend “SLOW DOWN” may be displayed beneath the sign (and any associated plates) in characters having a height of not less than one quarter of the height of the displayed sign.

4.  The sign must be illuminated by means of retroreflecting material.

5.  The safe height shown on the first associated plate must be between 1 foot 3 inches and 2 feet (380 mm to 600 mm) less than the height of the lowest part of the overhead wire, of which the sign gives warning, over the highest part of the surface of the carriageway beneath that wire.

6.—(1) Subject to sub paragraph (2), where the sign is placed on a road within 50 metres of any lamp which forms part of a system of street-lighting, the illumination requirements for the sign are—

(a)where that system of street-lighting is illuminated throughout the hours of darkness, the sign must be illuminated by internal or external lighting for so long as that system is illuminated and may also be reflectorised; or

(b)where that system of street-lighting is not illuminated throughout the hours of darkness—

(i)the sign must be illuminated by internal or external lighting for so long as that system is illuminated and must also be reflectorised; or

(ii)the sign must be illuminated throughout the hours of darkness by internal or external lighting and may also be reflectorised.

(2) Sub-paragraph (1) does not apply to a sign where the road is subject to a speed limit of 20 mph.

(3) The exception in sub-paragraph (2) does not apply to a sign provided for at item 2 or 5 of the Part 4 sign table mounted on a bridge or other structure and, consequently, sub-paragraph (1) applies to such a sign.

7.  The structure warning marking may be left unlit, or be illuminated either by means of internal or external lighting or by means of retroreflecting material.

8.  Paragraph 6 applies to that part of the sign, if any, which is the white arrow on a blue circular background.

9.  Where those parts of the sign coloured yellow, if any, are retroreflective, they may also be fluorescent.

10.  The sign must not be illuminated.

11.  The road marking must be reflectorised.

12.  The sign may have different numerals to those shown in the diagram.

13.  The arrow in the road marking may indicate a path to the left instead of to the right.

PART 8The Schedule 2 General Directions

1.  The triangular sign must not be placed unless placed with a plate showing the applicable first plate legend indicated in column 4 of the sign table in Part 2 at the item number in question.

2.  The sign may be fitted to the rear of a road maintenance vehicle.

3.  The two triangular signs must be placed together (with or without an associated plate).

4.  The triangular sign must be placed with its upper associated plate (whether or not the lower plate is also included).

5.—(1) The sign (“an edge of carriageway sign”) must be placed so that the top of the sign is not less than 550 mm nor more than 1000 mm above the surface of the adjacent carriageway.

(2) Where an edge of carriageway sign is mounted on a post specifically provided for the purpose that part of the post which extends above ground level may be—

(a)of any single colour; or

(b)coloured black and white in alternate horizontal bands, each band being not less than 225 mm or more than 350 mm deep.

(3) An edge of carriageway sign must be erected to display—

(a)the colour red on the left hand edge of the carriageway as viewed by the drivers of approaching vehicles; and

(b)the colour white on the right hand edge of the carriageway when so viewed, unless the edge is the edge of the carriageway of a dual carriageway road or a one-way road when the colour amber must be displayed.

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Gwreiddiol (Fel y’i Deddfwyd neu y’i Gwnaed): Mae'r wreiddiol fersiwn y ddeddfwriaeth fel ag yr oedd pan gafodd ei deddfu neu eu gwneud. Ni wnaed unrhyw newidiadau i’r testun.

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Dewisiadau Agor

Dewisiadau gwahanol i agor deddfwriaeth er mwyn gweld rhagor o gynnwys ar y sgrin ar yr un pryd

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Memorandwm Esboniadol

Mae Memoranda Esboniadol yn nodi datganiad byr o ddiben Offeryn Statudol ac yn rhoi gwybodaeth am ei amcan polisi a goblygiadau polisi. Maent yn ceisio gwneud yr Offeryn Statudol yn hygyrch i ddarllenwyr nad oes ganddynt gymhwyster cyfreithiol, ac maent yn cyd-fynd ag unrhyw Offeryn Statudol neu Offeryn Statudol Drafft a gyflwynwyd ger bron y Senedd o Fehefin 2004 ymlaen.

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Rhagor o Adnoddau

Gallwch wneud defnydd o ddogfennau atodol hanfodol a gwybodaeth ar gyfer yr eitem ddeddfwriaeth o’r tab hwn. Yn ddibynnol ar yr eitem ddeddfwriaeth sydd i’w gweld, gallai hyn gynnwys:

  • y PDF print gwreiddiol y fel deddfwyd fersiwn a ddefnyddiwyd am y copi print
  • rhestr o newidiadau a wnaed gan a/neu yn effeithio ar yr eitem hon o ddeddfwriaeth
  • manylion rhoi grym a newid cyffredinol
  • pob fformat o’r holl ddogfennau cysylltiedig
  • slipiau cywiro
  • dolenni i ddeddfwriaeth gysylltiedig ac adnoddau gwybodaeth eraill
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Asesiadau Effaith

Impact Assessments generally accompany all UK Government interventions of a regulatory nature that affect the private sector, civil society organisations and public services. They apply regardless of whether the regulation originates from a domestic or international source and can accompany primary (Acts etc) and secondary legislation (SIs). An Impact Assessment allows those with an interest in the policy area to understand:

  • Why the government is proposing to intervene;
  • The main options the government is considering, and which one is preferred;
  • How and to what extent new policies may impact on them; and,
  • The estimated costs and benefits of proposed measures.
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Rhagor o Adnoddau

Defnyddiwch y ddewislen hon i agor dogfennau hanfodol sy’n cyd-fynd â’r ddeddfwriaeth a gwybodaeth am yr eitem hon o ddeddfwriaeth. Gan ddibynnu ar yr eitem o ddeddfwriaeth sy’n cael ei gweld gall hyn gynnwys:

  • y PDF print gwreiddiol y fel gwnaed fersiwn a ddefnyddiwyd am y copi print
  • slipiau cywiro

liciwch ‘Gweld Mwy’ neu ddewis ‘Rhagor o Adnoddau’ am wybodaeth ychwanegol gan gynnwys

  • rhestr o newidiadau a wnaed gan a/neu yn effeithio ar yr eitem hon o ddeddfwriaeth
  • manylion rhoi grym a newid cyffredinol
  • pob fformat o’r holl ddogfennau cysylltiedig
  • dolenni i ddeddfwriaeth gysylltiedig ac adnoddau gwybodaeth eraill