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Version Superseded: 24/01/2013
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Changes to legislation:
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000,
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Part IIU.K. Status
Modifications etc. (not altering text)
13U.K.In relation to any of its functions—
(a)the Authority is not to be regarded as acting on behalf of the Crown; and
(b)its members, officers and staff are not to be regarded as Crown servants.
Exemption from requirement of “limited” in Authority’s nameU.K.
14U.K.The Authority is to continue to be exempt from the requirements of [the Companies Act 2006] relating to the use of “limited” as part of its name.
15U.K.If the Secretary of State is satisfied that any action taken by the Authority makes it inappropriate for the exemption given by paragraph 14 to continue he may, after consulting the Treasury, give a direction removing it.
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