Tudalen:Deddf Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru (Ieithoedd Swyddogol) 2012.djvu/2

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2 Diwygio Atodlen 2 i’r Ddeddf (Comisiwn y Cynulliad)

(1) Diwygier paragraff 8 o Atodlen 2 i’r Ddeddf (Egwyddorion y mae swyddogaethau i’w

harfer yn unol â hwy) fel a ganlyn.

(2) Yn lle is-baragraff (3), rhodder—
“(3) The Assembly Commission must, in the exercise of its functions—
(a) treat the official languages of the Assembly on a basis of equality,
and
(b) make arrangements for enabling effect to be given to section 35(1), (1A), (1B) and (1C).
(4) The Assembly Commission must—
(a) adopt, and
(b) publish,
a scheme, to be known as the Assembly Commission’s Official Languages Scheme (“the Scheme”), specifying the measures which it proposes to take in order to comply with its duties under sub-paragraph (3).
(5) The Scheme must include (amongst other things) provision about —
(a) simultaneous interpretation from one official language into the other—
(i) in all Assembly proceedings,
(ii) in public meetings conducted on behalf of the Assembly Commission, and
(iii) in such other meetings connected with the functions of the Assembly or the Assembly Commission as may be provided for in the Scheme,
(b) publication of documents in both official languages, subject to any exceptions identified in the Scheme,
(c) public engagement with—
(i) Assembly proceedings, and
(ii) other functions of the Assembly and of the Assembly Commission, through the medium of either of the official languages,
(d) practical measures to foster and continually improve freedom of choice of official language—
(i) on the part of those participating in Assembly proceedings, and
(ii) in relation to the functions of the Assembly or the Assembly Commission generally,
(e) the setting of targets and timescales relating to implementation of the Scheme,
(f) the allocation of responsibilities for implementing the Scheme,
(g) objective means of measuring progress in implementing the Scheme, and
(h) a strategy for ensuring that the staff of the Assembly have, collectively, the language skills necessary to enable the Scheme to be implemented.