Talk:Crown servant
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Cut and paste from Official Secrets Act 1989
[edit]The following passage appeared in Official Secrets Act 1989#Section 12 - Definition of Crown servant and government contractor. I have moved it here because the information belongs in this article if anywhere (though it probably doesn't add much to this article).James500 (talk) 02:29, 15 July 2011 (UTC)
This includes civil servants (employees of the Her Majesty's Civil Service), members of the armed forces and their reserve equivalents (including the Territorial Army), and employees and contract employees of government departments and agencies defined by the Home Secretary.
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