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* e-Guven Elektronik Bilgi Guvenligi A.S. -- private corporation, customers include government
Government CAs who have applied to have a root included, but are [https://wiki.mozilla.org/CA:Schedule#CAs_Responding_to_First_Discussion on hold pending action itemsthat resulted from their first discussion]* KISA, Government of Korea -- audit and sub-CA reviewand audits, {{bug|335197#c91}}
* SSC, Lithuanian National Root -- OCSP, Root Roles, CPS, Audit, {{bug|https://379152#c34}}
* Swiss BIT -- New root, update CPS, {{bug|435026#c38}}
* ICP-Brasil , Government of Brazil -- audit, sub-CAs, CA review and audits {{bug|438825#c98}}
* Finnish Population Register -- audit, {{bug|463989#c21}}
* E-ME, Government of Latvia -- new root, update docs, {{bug|518098#c95}}
Government CAs who have been told in their root inclusion bug to have their subCAs apply for inclusion separately:. After all of their subCAs have completed the root inclusion process, then the CA may continue with their request to include the root certificate.* Government of India CCA, {{bug|557167#c16}} -- Large existing hierarchy, so proceeding with inclusion of each subCA separately. If all of the subCAs are approved/included, then the CCA root may be considered for inclusion.
* SUSCERTE, {{bug|489240#c28}} -- This CA functions as kind of a super CA and their CA policies don't apply to the sub ordinate CAs (including auditing), those CAs must apply for inclusion themselves.
