Decimal Currency Board

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The Decimal Currency Board was the official body established to oversee and manage the transition of a country's monetary system from pounds, shillings, and pence to a decimal currency.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government agency
public body
activity advising government on decimalisation policy
coordination with banks and financial institutions
coordination with retailers and businesses
planning of conversion procedures
public information campaigns on decimal currency
setting timetables for currency changeover
appliesTo United Kingdom decimalisation NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
countryOfOperation United Kingdom NERFINISHED
domain national currency system
ensures orderly transition to decimal currency
public preparedness for decimalisation
technical readiness of financial systems for decimalisation
field currency reform
monetary policy
public administration
hasCurrencyAfter pound sterling (decimal)
hasCurrencyBefore pound sterling (pre-decimal) NERFINISHED
hasScope national
implementedSystem decimal currency
pound sterling decimal currency
jurisdiction United Kingdom
locatedIn London NERFINISHED
notableEvent United Kingdom decimalisation of 1971 NERFINISHED
operatesInSector public sector
purpose to manage the introduction of decimal currency in the United Kingdom
to oversee the transition from pounds, shillings and pence to decimal currency
regulates practical aspects of currency changeover
relatedTo Bank of England NERFINISHED
HM Treasury NERFINISHED
United Kingdom Parliament NERFINISHED
replacedSystem pounds, shillings and pence
subjectOf historical analyses of UK decimalisation
studies on currency reform
supervises introduction of new decimal coins
transition to decimal coinage
withdrawal of pre-decimal coins
topic coinage reform
currency conversion
decimalisation
typeOfTransition non-military economic transition
usesLanguage English NERFINISHED

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Currency Act 1963 relatedTo Decimal Currency Board