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* {{WDTK|Royal Mint|royal_mint}} ({{uksi|1975|501}})
* {{WDTK|Royal Mint|royal_mint}} ({{uksi|1975|501}})
* {{WDTK|Vehicle and Operator Services Agency|vosa}} ({{uksi|1991|773}}, amended by {{uksi|2003|942}})
* {{WDTK|Vehicle and Operator Services Agency|vosa}} ({{uksi|1991|773}}, amended by {{uksi|2003|942}})
* {{WDTK|Buying Solutions|buying_solutions}} ({{uksi|1991|875}}, amended by {{uksi|2001|922}} and {{uksi|2009|647}})
* {{WDTK|Government Procurement Service|government_procurement_service}} ({{uksi|1991|875}}, amended by {{uksi|2001|922}}, {{uksi|2009|647}}, and {{uksi|2011|2208}})
* {{WDTK|Companies House|companies_house}} ({{uksi|1991|1795}})
* {{WDTK|Companies House|companies_house}} ({{uksi|1991|1795}})
* Patent Office ({{uksi|1991|1796}})
* Patent Office ({{uksi|1991|1796}})

Revision as of 23:29, 1 October 2011

Trading funds are established under the Government Trading Funds Act 1973. It's not clear whether they are government departments (and hence subject to FOIA) in their own right, or merely part of their parent departments. In any case, they include:

Northern Ireland

In Northern Ireland, trading funds are established under the Financial Provisions (Northern Ireland) Order 1993. Funds so established include:

WhatDoTheyKnow tag: trading_fund