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A chartered government corporation creates a wholly owned subsidiary using the general incorporation statute. No special law directly creates the subsidiary. In an employment dispute, the subsidiary argues that all its employees fall under civil-service law solely because government ultimately owns every share. No special employment rule changes the ordinary analysis. Which conclusion follows NASECO?

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Every government investment creates a new constitutional agency. The stipulated subsidiary lacks its own original charter, so ownership alone does not place its employees within the constitutional corporate civil-service category. A parent's charter necessarily eliminates the subsidiary's separate legal origin. Ultimate government ownership automatically supplies an original charter.

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