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Scotland statutory agencies
Loch Lomond, Alan Dimmick
Public Bodies are defined as: bodies which have a role in the processes of national Government, but are not a Government department or part of one, and which accordingly operate to a greater or lesser extent at arm's length from Ministers.In simple terms, this means a national or regional public body, carrying out its day-to-day functions independently of Ministers, but for which Ministers are ultimately accountable. Public bodies are known in Government circles as 'Non-departmental Public Bodies' (NDPBs). They are often referred to by others as 'quangos' ('quango' derives from the name under which these bodies were previously known - 'quasi-autonomous non-governmental organisations').
Includes educational, promotional, advisory, planning, funding, social and economic activities
The Executive Agency for Scotland's built heritage
The main repository for sources of Scotland's history
Statutory Body
Statutory Body
Statutory Body
Statutory Body
advises central and local government
arm's length body responsible for development of the arts
Advisory Body
 
in association with the British Council Scotland    
Date updated: 14 January 2005
           
 
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