Regimental Exchange Act 1875 (repealed 8.11.1995)
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2 Authorised exchanges exempted from Army Brokerage Acts.
Her Majesty may, from time to time, by regulation authorise exchanges to be made by officers in Her Majesty’s Regular Forces from one regiment or corps to another regiment or corps, on such conditions as to Her Majesty may for the time being seem expedient; and nothing contained in the Army Brokerage Acts shall extend to any exchanges made in manner authorised by any regulation of Her Majesty for the time being in force.
2 Authorised exchanges exempted from Army Brokerage Acts.
Her Majesty may, from time to time, by regulation authorise exchanges to be made by officers in Her Majesty’s Regular Forces from one regiment or corps to another regiment or corps, on such conditions as to Her Majesty may for the time being seem expedient; and nothing contained in the Army Brokerage Acts shall extend to any exchanges made in manner authorised by any regulation of Her Majesty for the time being in force.
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