The Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (Wales) Regulations 2021.

These Regulations provide for the licensing of persons involved in Wales in selling animals as pets. Regulation 3 specifies these activities for the purposes of section 13(1) of the Animal Welfare Act 2006. Part 2 of the Regulations sets out how a person may apply to the local authority for a licence and sets out matters in respect of which a local authority must be satisfied when considering the grant or renewal of a licence. It provides for fees and charges and establishes when local authority can attach conditions to licenses.
Part 3 sets out the circumstances and procedures under which a licence may be suspended, varied or revoked. It also provides that the breach of a condition of a licence or the obstruction of any inspector appointed for the purposes of enforcement of these Regulations is an offence.
Part 4 provides for appeals against licensing decisions by local authorities. Part 5 makes repeals, consequential amendments and saving provision. Part 6 sets out that local authorities must provide certain information to the Welsh Ministers. Schedule 1 describes each type of licensable activity. Schedule 2 sets out the general conditions that apply to all licensable activities. Schedule 3 sets out the specific conditions that apply to each licensable activity. Schedule 4 lists persons who may not apply for a licence. Schedule 5 provides for repeals and consequential amendments.