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1. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentPublic Bodies: A Guide for Departments - GOV.UK

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   Definition of a Central Government Public Body. What is a Non-Departmental Public Body (NDPB) Government Policy on NDPBs. When is a NDPB an appropriate model? Counting the cost. Questions...

2. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentPublic Bodies: A Guide for Departments - GOV.UK

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   Public bodies carry out a wide range of functions such as independent regulation, advice, investigation, adjudication, ombudsman services, appeal, funding, partnership, commercial and health...

3. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentClassification Of Public Bodies: Guidance For Departments

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   Introduction. The Importance Of Classification. Administrative classification will provide departments with the guidance and ability to create arm’s length bodies that fulfil their governance...

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4. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsClassification of public bodies: information and guidance

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   This guidance sets out the different categories of the UK’s public bodies in a public bodies handbook.

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   This guidance:

   •provides a high-level introduction to the early decision-making process for establishing public bodies

   •summarises the main characteristics of different types of public bodies

   •provides information on the some of the legacy forms of public bodies that still exist

   The guidance reflects the changes to the classification framework recommended in the report on the outcome of the classification review.

   It forms part one of the comprehensive handbook on public bodies recommended in the report and replaces Categories of Public Bodies: A Guide for Departments published in December 2012.

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5. www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk › explainerPublic bodies - Institute for Government

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   Jan 25, 2022 · The Cabinet Office defines a public body as “a formally established organisation that is (at least in part) publicly funded to deliver a public or government service, though not as a ministerial department”. 1 In fact, some public bodies are funded from user fees and charges and do not receive any direct public money.

6. www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk › our-workPublic body deep dives - Institute for Government

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   We analyse how government has worked through public bodies to deliver its objectives and how this process could be improved. We also look at how public bodies are performing – including in response to topical issues as they arise.

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   What are public bodies?

   • A public body is “a formally established organisation that is (at least in part) publicly funded to deliver a public or government service, though not as a ministerial department”. 1 They include delivery bodies like NHS England, regulators like the Competition and Markets Authority, and broadcasters like the BBC.

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   What is a central government public body?

   • This suite of documents is designed to help all those who are involved in establishing and sponsoring a Central Government public body. For the purposes of this Guidance document, the term Central Government public bodies includes non departmental public bodies (NDPBs), NHS bodies and public corporations.

   Public Bodies: A Guide for Departments - GOV.UK

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   How does Parliament affect public bodies?

   • Parliament impacts on the wider public bodies landscape in diferent ways. Primarily it examines and challenges the work of the government through questioning ministers, debating and committee work. Part of this scrutiny covers the activities of the government’s public bodies (as can be seen in the Accountability characteristic covered in

   Classification Of Public Bodies: Guidance For Departments

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   What is a department specific public body?

   • Department Specific Public Body. There now follows a breakdown covering each of the non-administratively classified government options available. These are distinct entities that form part of government departments. They are usually set up for a specific project or initiative, with dedicated teams with Departments.

   Classification Of Public Bodies: Guidance For Departments

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   How do public bodies operate?

   • Public bodies generally operate with some independence from central government. For instance, many have their own boards and CEOs, and some are expected to scrutinise and critique government when appropriate.

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8. www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk › explainerPublic bodies reform - Institute for Government

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   Jan 25, 2022 · A public body is “a formally established organisation that is (at least in part) publicly funded to deliver a public or government service, though not as a ministerial department”. 1 They include delivery bodies like NHS England, regulators like the Competition and Markets Authority, and broadcasters like the BBC.