Public body - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 06:43, 14 January 2021

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	* Public sector.		* Public sector.

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Designing Buildings at 07:19, 20 March 2019

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	* Public authority.		* Public authority.
	* Public contract.		* Public contract.
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	* Public building.		* Public building.
	* Public procurement.		* Public procurement.
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Designing Buildings at 07:18, 20 March 2019

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	* Public authority.		* Public authority.
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	* Public building.		* Public building.
	* Public procurement.		* Public procurement.

Designing Buildings at 13:49, 27 November 2018

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	Some public bodies can be classified and registered by the Charities Commission as charities. These bodies are established for charitable purposes only and are subject to the control of the High Court’s charity law jurisdiction.		Some public bodies can be classified and registered by the Charities Commission as charities. These bodies are established for charitable purposes only and are subject to the control of the High Court’s charity law jurisdiction.
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		+	For more information see: [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/public-bodies-reform https://www.gov.uk/guidance/public-bodies-reform]

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

Designing Buildings at 13:47, 27 November 2018

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−	The term ‘public body’ is a ~~formerly~~ established organisation that is typically created by statute and publicly funded~~. Therefore, it is created by the state as opposed to the private sector,~~ for the purposes of delivering a public or government service. ~~Some public~~ bodies include:	+	The term ‘public body’ refers to a formally-established organisation that is typically created by statute and publicly funded for the purposes of delivering a public or government service.
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		+	Public bodies include:

	* Transport for London (TfL).		* Transport for London (TfL).
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	‘Arm’s length bodies’ (ALBs) are a particular type of public body that are administratively classified by the Cabinet Office. Such ALBs include executive agencies, non-departmental bodies (NDPBs), and non-ministerial departments (NMDs).		‘Arm’s length bodies’ (ALBs) are a particular type of public body that are administratively classified by the Cabinet Office. Such ALBs include executive agencies, non-departmental bodies (NDPBs), and non-ministerial departments (NMDs).

−	ALBs are so-called because they carry out their operations at a remove from ministers rather than as being an integral part of a government department, although ministers hold ultimate responsibility to Parliament for the activities of these bodies that their department ~~sponsors. A common type of NDPB is a quango (quasi-autonomous-non-governmental-organisation) which acts as a ‘think tank’ to discuss policy ideas~~.	+	ALBs are so-called because they carry out their operations at a remove from ministers rather than as being an integral part of a government department, although ministers hold ultimate responsibility to Parliament for the activities of these bodies that their department sponsor.

	Some public bodies can be classified and registered by the Charities Commission as charities. These bodies are established for charitable purposes only and are subject to the control of the High Court’s charity law jurisdiction.		Some public bodies can be classified and registered by the Charities Commission as charities. These bodies are established for charitable purposes only and are subject to the control of the High Court’s charity law jurisdiction.

Editor at 17:02, 22 November 2018

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	* Private sector.		* Private sector.
	* Public.		* Public.
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		+	* Public building.
	* Public procurement.		* Public procurement.
	* Public realm.		* Public realm.

Editor at 17:01, 22 November 2018

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	* Corporate finance.		* Corporate finance.
		+	* Council.
		+	* Government.
	* Private sector.		* Private sector.
	* Public.		* Public.

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The term ‘public body’ is a formerly established organisation that is typically created by statute and publicly funded. Therefore, it is created by the state as opposed to the private sector, for the purposes of delivering a public or government service. Some public bodies include:

* Transport for London (TfL).
* County councils.
* National Assembly for Wales.
* British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
* Channel Four Television Corporation.
* Olympic Delivery Authority.

‘Arm’s length bodies’ (ALBs) are a particular type of public body that are administratively classified by the Cabinet Office. Such ALBs include executive agencies, non-departmental bodies (NDPBs), and non-ministerial departments (NMDs).

ALBs are so-called because they carry out their operations at a remove from ministers rather than as being an integral part of a government department, although ministers hold ultimate responsibility to Parliament for the activities of these bodies that their department sponsors. A common type of NDPB is a quango (quasi-autonomous-non-governmental-organisation) which acts as a ‘think tank’ to discuss policy ideas.

Some public bodies can be classified and registered by the Charities Commission as charities. These bodies are established for charitable purposes only and are subject to the control of the High Court’s charity law jurisdiction.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Corporate finance.
* Private sector.
* Public.
* Public procurement.
* Public realm.
* Public sector.

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