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                         regulators. HM Treasury consulted on the DSS in July 2023, and laid the relevant
      
                         Statutory Instrument (SI) creating the DSS in December 2023.
      
      
                              3. The predominant existing legislation being tested is the UK Central Securities
      
                         Depositories Regulation (CSDR). This is amended via the DSS Statutory Instrument
      
                         and through transposing of firm-facing requirements into rules. These rules will be
      
                         applied to firms through Bank supervision in proportion to the amount of live activity
      
                         an authorised firm is permitted to undertake.
      
      
                              4. Firms seeking to operate securities settlement systems (and/or other activities
      
                         currently carried out by Central Securities Depositories (CSDs)) will be authorised by
      
                         the Bank as Digital Securities Depositories (DSDs). This includes the maintenance
      
                         and issuance of securities recorded on DLT.
      
      
                              5. The DSS will support multiple asset classes, including equities, corporate and
      
                         government bonds, asset-backed securities, units in collective investment schemes,
      
                         short-term money market instruments such as commercial paper and certificates of
      
                         deposit, and emissions allowances. Derivative contracts that require settlement on a
      
                         settlement system, and unbacked cryptoassets such as Bitcoin, are not in scope for the
      
      
                         DSS. The DSS will support both digitally native issued securities and digital
                         (tokenised) representation of existing securities.
      
      
      
                              6. The DSS will be open for applications to firms that are UK registered and
      
                         able to identify regulatory barriers that prevent the proposed activity being carried out
      
                         under existing regulations.
      
      
                              7. The Bank is continuously developing wholesale payments. Alongside the new
      
                         omnibus accounts available as part of the Banks’ Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS)
      
                         service, the Bank is exploring as part of its future roadmap for RTGS the possibility of
      
                         using a synchronised settlement interface to allow RTGS to interoperate with other
      
                         ledgers (such as digital securities ledgers in the DSS).
      
      
      
      
      
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