2016 UK quango reforms

Following the 2014 United Kingdom general election, the UK Government announced plans to curb public spending through the abolition of a large number of quasi-autonomous non-governmental organisations (quangos). On 23 May 2015, Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne unveiled a plan to reduce the budget deficit by abolishing or merging many quangos. This was styled in the national press as a "bonfire of the quangos", making reference to Girolamo Savonarola's religiously inspired Bonfire of the Vanities ("falò delle vanità"). The cuts and closures received criticism in some quarters, but was generally welcomed by the business community.

* (402 quangos)
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Non-departmental\_public\_bodies\_of\_the\_United\_Kingdom\_government
* https://www.ft.com/content/9f7f044e-1f16-11e9-b2f7-97e4dbd3580d
* https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20121015000000/http://www.direct.gov.uk/prod\_consum\_dg/groups/dg\_digitalassets/@dg/@en/documents/digitalasset/dg\_191543.pdf
* https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/charities-could-face-abolition-home-office-studies-scheme-to-end-funding-for-voluntary-groups-1510170.html

Big Society

## Quangos to be abolished

1. Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (An unclear, unnecessary quango that there is no need for given the variety of legal bodies and regulators that already exist. All it does is add another layer of bureaucracy to our immigration system and costs the taxpayer £3.6 million in the process.)
2. Migration Advisory Committee
3. Aircraft and Shipbuilding Industries Arbitration Tribunal
4. British Shipbuilders
5. Low Pay Commission
6. National Citizen Service
7. Independent Complaints Secretariat (will be carried out by the Health Ombudsman)
8. National Lottery Commission (will be carried out by the Gambling Commission)
9. UK Commission for Employment and Skills
10. Union Modernisation Fund
11. Union Learning Fund
12. Capacitybuilders
13. Central Office of Information in 2011 (its remaining functions transferred to the Cabinet Office)
14. Commission for the Compact (will be carried out by Compact Voice and the Cabinet Office)
15. Government Strategic Marketing Advisory Board (any remaining function will be passed to the Efficiency and Reform Group)
16. Efficiency and Reform Group (functions passed to the Cabinet Office)
17. National School of Government
18. Civil Service Appeal Board
19. Office for Civil Society Advisory Body
20. Office for Civil Society (this can be achieved naturally and without taxpayer subsidy by organic networks, institutions and voluntary activity)
21. Security Commission (For any breach of security the Government will consider the need for an inquiry),
22. Security Industry Authority
23. Advisory Panel for the Local Innovation Awards Scheme
24. Advisory Panel on Standards for the Planning Inspectorate
25. Audit Commission (Disband and transferred audit practice into private not-for-profit or voluntary ownership)
26. Housing Ombudsman (transferred to the The Property Ombudsman)
27. Firebuy (transferred procurement functions to alternative suppliers, and residual functions to department),
28. Infrastructure Planning Commission (a Major Infrastructure Planning Unit within the Planning Inspectorate is created)
29. London Thames Gateway Development Corporation
30. Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corporation
31. West Northamptonshire Development Corporation
32. All Local enterprise partnerships
33. National Housing and Planning Advice Unit
34. National Tenant Voice
35. Olympic Park Legacy Company
36. Rent Assessment Panels / Residential Property Tribunal Service (jurisdiction transferred into MoJ’s tribunal service)
37. Standards Board for England (The Board oversees an ethical code of conduct for local councillors and other public servants. While good ethics are vital, ensuring transparency in terms of pay, expenses, outside interests and internal discussions would be enough to maintain standards. The public would replace the Board.)
38. Tenant Services Authority
39. Regional Development Agencies
40. Valuation Tribunal Service (functions transferred into MoJs tribunal service)
41. Valuation Tribunal for England (jurisdiction transferred into MoJ’s tribunal service)
42. Advisory Committee on Historic Wreck Sites (transfer functions in relation to British Heritage Trust)
43. Advisory Committee on National Historic Ships (Declassified and transfer functions)
44. Advisory Council on Libraries
45. Consumer Futures (transferred to the Citizens Advice)
46. SITPRO Ltd
47. Capital for Enterprise Limited
48. British Business Bank (privatized)
49. Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (merged into the Design Council)
50. Competition Appeals Tribunal (functions transferred into MoJs tribunal service)
51. Copyright Tribunal (functions transferred into MoJs tribunal service)
52. Competition Service (functions transferred into MoJs tribunal service)
53. Insolvency Practitioners Tribunal
54. Local Better Regulation Office
55. Hearing Aid Council (reformed functions transferred to Health Professions Council)
56. Homes England (is transferred to regional development agencies and the private sector)
57. Universities Funding Council (merged with Higher Education Funding Council for England and Office for Fair Access to created Office for Students)
58. Office for Fair Access (merged with Higher Education Funding Council for England and Universities Funding Council to created Office for Students)
59. Higher Education Funding Council for England (merged with Office for Fair Access and Universities Funding Council to created Office for Students)
60. Student Loans Company
61. National College for School Leadership (‘federation’ approach to school management, with proven ‘super-heads’ taking over a number of schools)
62. National Measurement and Regulation Office (merged with Better Regulation Delivery Office to form Regulatory Delivery)
63. Better Regulation Delivery Office (merged with National Measurement and Regulation Office to form Regulatory Delivery).
64. Regulatory Delivery (replaced by Office for Product Safety and Standards)
65. Strategic Advisory Board for Intellectual Property Policy (merged with the Intellectual Property Office)
66. Central Arbitration Committee (merged with the Certification Office)
67. Certification Office (merged with the CAC)
68. Competition Commission (merged with Office of Fair Trading to create Competition and Markets Authority)
69. Office of Fair Trading (merged with Competition Commission to create Competition and Markets Authority)
70. Horserace Betting Levy Appeal Tribunal
71. Horserace Betting Levy Board
72. Legal Deposit Advisory Panel
73. Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (transferred to Arts Council England)
74. National Heritage Memorial Fund (transferred to British Heritage Trust)
75. Historic England (transferred to British Heritage Trust)
76. Historic Environment Scotland (transferred to British Heritage Trust)
77. NatureScot (transferred to the British Heritage Trust)
78. Northern Ireland Environment Agency (transferred to the British Heritage Trust)
79. Department for Communities (transferred to the British Heritage Trust)
80. Cadw (transferred to the British Heritage Trust)
81. Olympic Delivery Authority and Olympic Lottery Distributor
82. Public Lending Right
83. UK Film Council (many of its functions passing to the British Film Institute)
84. Advisory Committee on Carbon Abatement Technologies
85. Committee on Fuel Poverty
86. CLH Pipeline System
87. Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem) (transferred to the Competition and Markets Authority and Oil and Gas Authority)
88. Oil and Gas Authority
89. Coal Authority
90. Nuclear Liabilities Fund
91. Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (Magnox already does the roles and responsibilities that the NDA does)
92. Renewables Advisory Board
93. UK Atomic Energy Authority
94. UK Chemical Weapons Convention National Authority Advisory Committee
95. Advisory Committee on Organic Standards
96. Advisory Committee on Hazardous Substances (Merged with Advisory Committee on Packaging and Advisory Committee on Pesticides and reconstituted as a merged committee of experts)
97. Advisory Committee on Packaging (reconstituted as a merged committee of experts)
98. Advisory Committee on Pesticides (Merged with Advisory Committee on Hazardous Substances and reconstituted as a merged committee of experts)
99. Agricultural Dwelling House Advisory Committees
100. Agricultural Land Tribunal (jurisdiction transferred into MoJ’s tribunal service)
101. Agricultural Wages Board
102. Agricultural Wages Committees
103. Committee on Climate Change
104. Charity Commission for England and Wales (merged into Inland Revenue)
105. Air Quality Expert Group (Reconstituted as a committee of experts)
106. Animal Health and Welfare Strategy England Implementation Group
107. British Waterways (functions transferred to the Canal & River Trust which is now a not-for-profit independent registered charity)
108. Commission for Rural Communities in 2013
109. Committee on Agricultural Valuation
110. Commons Commissioners
111. Consumer Council for Water (transferred to Ofwat)
112. Drinking Water Inspectorate (transferred to Ofwat)
113. Darwin Advisory Committee (reconstituted as a committee of experts)
114. Design Commission Wales
115. Creative Scotland
116. Countryside Council for Wales (merged with the CCW, Natural England, FC and EA to create Natural Resources Britain)
117. Natural England (merged with the CCW, FC and EA to create Natural Resources Britain)
118. Environment Agency (EA) (merged with the FC, Natural England, CCW and NE to create Natural Resources Britain)
119. Forestry Commission (FC) (merged with the EA, Natural England, CCW and NE to create Natural Resources Britain)
120. Joint Nature Conservation Committee (folded into Natural Resources Britain)
121. Coal Authority
122. GLAA (merged with HM Revenue and Customs' National Minimum Wage unit and Employment Agency Standards Inspectorate unit into 1 agency tackling labour exploitation and enforcing workers' rights)
123. HM Revenue and Customs' National Minimum Wage unit (merged with GLAA and Employment Agency Standards Inspectorate unit into 1 agency tackling labour exploitation and enforcing workers' rights)
124. The Employment Agency Standards Inspectorate (merged with GLAA and HM Revenue and Customs' National Minimum Wage unit into 1 agency tackling labour exploitation and enforcing workers' rights)
125. Inland Waterways Advisory Council
126. Crofting Commission
127. National Standing Committee on Farm Animal Genetic Resources (Reconstituted as a committee of experts)
128. Pesticide Residues Committee (Reconstituted as a committee of experts)
129. Plant Varieties and Seeds Tribunal (jurisdiction transferred into MoJ’s tribunal service)
130. Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution
131. Sea Fish Industry Authority (all its functions transferred to the Food Standards Agency)
132. Sea Fish Licence Tribunal (jurisdiction transferred into MoJ’s tribunal service)
133. Spongiform Encephalopathy Advisory Committee
134. Sustainable Development Commission
135. Veterinary Residues Committee (Reconstituted as a committee of experts)
136. Zoos Forum (Reconstituted as a committee of experts)
137. British Educational Communications and Technology Agency
138. General Teaching Council for England
139. National College for Teaching and Leadership (its functions being absorbed by a new Teaching Regulation Agency for the regulation of the teaching profession, and by the Department for Education for other matters)
140. Independent Advisory Group on Teenage Pregnancy
141. Partnerships for Schools (transferred to Education and Skills Funding Agency)
142. Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency (merged into Ofqual)
143. Children's Food Trust
144. School Support Staff Negotiating Body
145. Ofsted (will be carried out by ISI)
146. Teachers TV Board of Governors
147. Training and Development Agency for Schools
148. Education Funding Agency (EFA) (merged with the SFA and YPLA to create Education and Skills Funding Agency)
149. Skills Funding Agency (SFA) (merged with the EFA and YPLA to create Education and Skills Funding Agency)
150. Young People's Learning Agency (merged with the EFA and SFA to create Education and Skills Funding Agency)
151. Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (transferred to Education and Skills Funding Agency)
152. Education and Skills Funding Agency (numerous schools were either owned by privately held company or a charitable trust)
153. British Educational Communications Technology Agency (BECTA)
154. Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (should not be a function of government to decide on behalf of taxpayers how much of their money should be taken from them to spend on providing foreign students with free or subsidised education in the UK. This can be achieved by private institutions and voluntary donations.)
155. Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (should not be a function of government to decide on behalf of taxpayers how much of their money should be taken from them to spend on providing foreign students with free or subsidised education in the UK. This can be achieved by private institutions and voluntary donations.)
156. Advisory Board on the Registration of Homeopathic Products (Reconstitute as a Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) committee of experts)
157. Advisory Committee on Antimicrobial Resistance and Healthcare Associated Infections (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
158. Advisory Committee on Borderline Substances (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
159. Advisory Committee on Dangerous Pathogens (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
160. Advisory Committee on the Safety of Blood, Tissues and Organs (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
161. Advisory Group on Hepatitis (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
162. Alcohol Education and Research Council (merged into Alcohol Change UK)
163. Appointments Commission
164. Committee on Carcogenicity of Chemicals in Food, Consumer Products and the Environment (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
165. Committee on Medical Effects of Air Pollutants (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
166. Committee on Medical Aspects of Radiation in the Environment (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
167. Committee on Mutagenicity of Chemicals in Food, Consumer Products and the Environment (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
168. Committee on the Safety of Devices (Reconstitute as a Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) committee of experts)
169. Expert Advisory Group on AIDS (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
170. Gene Therapy Advisory Committee
171. General Social Care Council (all its functions transferred to the Health Professions Council)
172. Genetics and Insurance Committee
173. Health Protection Agency (all its functions transferred to Public Health England)
174. Herbal Medicines Advisory Committee (Reconstitute as a Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) committee of experts)
175. Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
176. Human Genetics Commission (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
177. Human Tissue Authority (merged into NHS Blood and Transplant to become NHS Blood, Tissue and Transplant)
178. Independent Advisory Group on Sexual Health and HIV (transferred to Stop AIDS Campaign which is a private non government company)
179. NHS Employers
180. Independent Review Panel for the Classification of Borderline Products (Reconstitute as a Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) committee of experts)
181. Independent Review panel on the Advertising of Medicines (Reconstitute as a Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) committee of experts)
182. Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisations (Reconstitute as a Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) committee of experts)
183. Monitor (merged to create NHS England)
184. NHS Trust Development Authority (merged to create NHS England)
185. Patient Safety (merged to create NHS England)
186. National Reporting and Learning System (merged to create NHS England)
187. Advancing Change Team and Intensive Support Teams (merged to create NHS England)
188. NHS Improvement (merged to create NHS England)
189. National Information Governance Board for Health and Social Care (Functions with respect to research transferred to the NHS Research Authority, providing advice and guidance to NHS England bodies and some other functions merged into CQC)
190. National Information Board (functions transferred to NHS Digital)
191. National Joint Registry Steering Committee (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
192. Pay Review Body
193. Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (Reconstitute as a Department of Health committee of experts)
194. Employer based award committees within the National Health Service clinical excellence awards scheme should be abolished. These awards were held by over 50 per cent of the consultant population in 2012, and are applied for by the individual concerned.
195. Independent Reconfiguration Panel (integrated into NHS England)
196. Public Health England (integrated into NHS England)
197. Health Education England (integrated into NHS England)
198. Health Research Authority (all its functions transferred to the Medical Research Council)
199. Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (all its functions transferred to the Medical Research Council)
200. National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) (merged with MHRA, BPC and Commission on Human Medicines to form a single organisation for approving Medicines and Technology called Approving Medicines and Technology Agency. Its functions relating to social care is moved to the Social Care Agency)
201. British Pharmacopoeia Commission (merged with NICE, Commission on Human Medicines and MHRA  to form a single organisation for approving Medicines and Technology called Approving Medicines and Technology Agency)
202. Commission on Human Medicines (merged with NICE, BPC and MHRA to form a single organisation for approving Medicines and Technology called Approving Medicines and Technology Agency)
203. Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (merged with NICE, BPC and Commission on Human Medicines to form a single organisation for approving Medicines and Technology called Approving Medicines and Technology Agency)
204. Scientific Advisory Committee on the Medical Implications of Less-Lethal Weapons
205. Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (replaced with Independent SAGE)
206. Wales Centre for Health (merged into NHS Wales)
207. Caribbean Board
208. Foreign Compensation Commission
209. Government Hospitality Advisory Committee for the Purchase of Wine
210. Great Britain China Centre
211. The Westminster Foundation for Democracy
212. International Citizen Service
213. UK India Round Table
214. Independent Commission for Aid Impact
215. Official Development Assistance
216. Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace
217. Administrative Justice and Tribunal Council
218. Advisory Council on Historical Manuscripts (merged into Advisory Council on National Records and Archives)
219. Advisory Council on Public Records (merged into Advisory Council on National Records and Archives)
220. Advisory Panel on Public Sector Information
221. Chief Coroner of England and Wales / Chief Coroner’s Office (Certain functions transferred to the Lord Chief Justice)
222. Courts Boards
223. Crown Court Rule Committee (functions transferred to the Lord Chief Justice)
224. Inspectorate of Court Administration
225. Judicial Appointments Commission
226. Legal Services Commission (replaced with Legal Aid Agency)
227. Office for Legal Complaints
228. Magistrates’ Courts Rule Committee
229. Public Guardian Board
230. Revenue and Customs Prosecutions Office (merged into Crown Prosecution Service)
231. Crown Prosecution Service (prosecutorial powers return to police forces and their own prosecution lawyers)
232. Government Procurement Service
233. Victim's Advisory Panel
234. Youth Justice Board for England and Wales
235. Independent Safeguarding Authority (merged with Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) to form Disclosure and Barring Service)
236. National Policing Improvement Agency (replaced with the College of Policing, a private company limited by guarantee)
237. Office of Surveillance Commissioners (was replaced by Investigatory Powers Commissioner's Office)
238. Police Advisory Board (merged with Police Negotiating Board and Police Arbitration Tribunal)
239. Police Negotiating Board (merged with Police Arbitration Tribunal and Police Advisory Board)
240. Police Arbitration Tribunal (merged with Police Negotiating Board and Police Advisory Board)
241. Serious Organised Crime Agency (merged into the National Crime Agency)
242. Disclosure and Barring Service (merged into the National Crime Agency)
243. Police Central e-Crime Unit (merged into the National Cyber Crime Unit)
244. Women’s National Commission (replaced in 2010 by Equality and Human Rights Commission, but was restored in 2017 after the EHRC was abolished)
245. Equality and Human Rights Commission (replaced with Disability Rights Commission)
246. Children's Commissioner for England (all its functions transfer to Children's Rights Alliance, a non-governmental self-funding pressure group)
247. Family and Parenting Institute (merged with Daycare Trust to form Family and Childcare Trust)
248. Daycare Trust (merged with Family and Parenting Institute to form Family and Childcare Trust)
249. Animal Welfare Committee (AWC) (there are already plenty of private animal welfare charities)
250. National Employer Advisory Board (Reconstitute into a committee of experts)
251. BRB (Residuary) Limited
252. Highways Agency
253. Active Travel England
254. Transport Focus (merged into Rail Ombudsman)
255. Commission for Integrated Transport (seek arrangement that delivers external analysis and strategic advice on cross-modal transport policy and realising benefits, at lower cost)
256. Her Majesty's Railway Inspectorate (merged into the HSE)
257. South Wales Trunk Road Agent (merged with NMWTRA and functions handed to Transport for Wales)
258. North and Mid Wales Trunk Road Agent (merged with SWTRA and functions handed to Transport for Wales)
259. Office of Rail and Road (devolved to the Public transport executives and private sector. Scotland's functions handed over to Transport Scotland and Wales' functions handed over to Transport for Wales)
260. Cycling England
261. Disabled Persons’ Transport Advisory Committee
262. Driving Standards Agency (merged with the VOSA in 2014 to form Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency)
263. Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (merged with the DSA in 2014 to form Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency)
264. Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (merged into Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, the DVSA will move to DVLA's Swansea HQ)
265. Vehicle Certification Agency (merged into Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency)
266. Northern Lighthouse Board (folded into Trinity House, ensign adopted)
267. Railway Heritage Committee
268. Renewable Fuels Agency in 2011
269. Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission (superseded by Child Maintenance Group)
270. Equality 2025
271. Disability Employment Advisory Committee
272. Disability Living Allowance Advisory Board
273. Independent Living Fund
274. Pensions Ombudsman (merged with PPFO to form a single tribunal NDPB)
275. Pensions Protection Fund Ombudsman (merged with Pensions Ombudsman to form a single tribunal NDPB)
276. Financial Ombudsman Service (Replaced with subsidised legal advice and a simpler smalls claim court style approach, with properly qualified people)
277. Office for Civil Society (its functions, namely to encourage “social action and [to build] social capital” is outsourced to private and voluntary sectors.)
278. Wilton Park
279. British Film Institute (But 87 years later there is certainly no shortage of films to watch. One could dedicate a lifetime to watching privately-funded films and never run out. When, thanks to modern tech, it’s never been easier and cheaper to make films, spending over £23.5 million on the BFI no longer makes sense)
280. Film Industry Training Board
281. High Speed 2 Ltd (HS2)
282. Jobcentre Plus
283. Administration of Radioactive Substances Advisory Committee
284. Animals in Science Committee
285. Nuclear Liabilities Fund (functions transferred to Sellafield Ltd)
286. British Nuclear Fuels Ltd (Broken up, succeeded by British Energy for newer nuclear reactors, Westinghouse Electric Company for US power stations and Sellafield Ltd for decommissioning)
287. Shareholder Executive
288. Advisory Committee on Business Appointments
289. London City Airport (closed, turned into carbon neutral community to be a medium-high density neighbourhood which will rely on renewable energy and a district energy sharing system)
290. Sports Grounds Safety Authority (vast majority of sports grounds already have suitable safety measures and new planning applications have to comply with existing safety standards.)
291. Carbon Trust (folded into Energy Saving Trust which did the same thing)
292. VisitEngland (merged into VisitBritain)
293. VisitScotland (merged into VisitBritain)
294. Visit Wales (merged into VisitBritain)
295. Sport Wales (merged into UK Sport)
296. sportscotland (merged into UK Sport)
297. English Institute of Sport (merged into UK Sport, BBC source)
298. Sport England (merged into UK Sport, BBC source)
299. Youth Sports Trust (merged into UK Sport, BBC source)
300. AHDB Potatoes (unnecessary)
301. Milk Development Council
302. Westminster Foundation for Democracy (should not exist)
303. Investors in People (Investors in Customers is a better body, it is of dubious benefit to the private sector, although it has slowly become more of a criterion for big companies to demand of their small company suppliers. It requires an annual inspection and is now even expected of time-pressed headmasters in schools. IIP is devaluing quickly as more and more sign up to it. It would be better to scrap it altogether.)
304. Economic and Social Research Council (Although staffed by some brilliant people, they would contribute far more to the private sector of think tanks, that have always produced far more, with much less)
305. Social Science Research Committee (doesn't make sense to have)
306. Cardiff Airport (closed with Bristol Airport to be replaced with Servernside Airport)
307. London and Continental Railways (transferred to Transport for London)
308. Community Development Foundation
309. Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission
310. Senior Salaries Review Body
311. Advertising Standards Authority (merged into Ofcom)
312. National Heritage Memorial Fund (transferred to private sector)
313. Independent Commission for Aid Impact
314. Defence Safety and Environment Authority (DSEA) (merged with the MAA and DFSR to form the Defence Safety Authority)
315. Military Aviation Authority (MAA) (merged with the DFSR and DSEA to form the Defence Safety Authority)
316. Defence Fire Safety Regulator (DFSR) (merged with the MAA and DSEA to form the Defence Safety Authority)
317. Electoral Commission (merged with IPSA to form the Political Standards Authority)
318. Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) (merged with the Electoral Commission to form the Political Standards Authority)
319. Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
320. Communities First (Senedd is scrapped)
321. International Business Wales (Senedd is scrapped)
322. Children's Commissioner for Wales
323. Public Services Ombudsman for Wales
324. Qualifications Wales (functions taken over by Ofqual)
325. Qualifications, Curriculum and Assessment Authority for Wales (functions taken over by Ofqual)
326. Welsh Government traffic officer (Senedd is scrapped)
327. Welsh Revenue Authority (transferred to the Inland Revenue)
328. Agricultural Dwelling House Advisory Committee
329. All Wales Medicines Strategy Group
330. Ancient Monuments Board for Wales
331. Local Government Boundary Commission for Wales
332. Social Services Inspectorate for Wales Advisory Group
333. Welsh Centre for Post-Graduate Pharmaceutical Education
334. Welsh Dental Committee
335. Welsh Industrial Development Advisory Board
336. Welsh Medical Committee
337. Welsh Nursing and Midwifery Committee
338. Welsh Optometric Committee
339. Welsh Pharmaceutical Committee
340. Welsh Scientific Advisory Committee
341. Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales
342. Adjudication Panel Wales
343. Agricultural Land Tribunal
344. Registered Inspectors of Schools Appeals Tribunal for Wales
345. Registered Nursery Education Inspectors Appeal Tribunal
346. Residential Property Tribunal Wales
347. Rent Assessment Panel for Wales
348. Special Educational Needs Tribunal
349. Valuation Tribunals (Wales)
350. Welsh Language Tribunal
351. Accountant in Bankruptcy
352. Environmental Standards Scotland
353. Food Standards Scotland (transferred to the Food Standards Agency)
354. Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator
355. Revenue Scotland (transferred to the Inland Revenue)
356. Scottish Fiscal Commission (transferred to the Inland Revenue)
357. Scottish Housing Regulator
358. Accounts Commission for Scotland
359. Architecture and Design Scotland
360. Care Inspectorate (transferred to Care Quality Commission)
361. Community Justice Scotland (transferred to the Violence Reduction Unit)
362. Creative Scotland (transferred to Arts Council of Great Britain)
363. Independent Living Fund Scotland
364. Quality Meat Scotland
365. Scottish Agricultural Wages Board
366. Scottish Further and Higher Education Funding Council (transferred to Education and Skills Funding Agency and Office for Students)
367. Scottish Futures Trust
368. Scottish Land Commission (transferred to the HM Land Registry)
369. Scottish Social Services Council
370. Water Industry Commission for Scotland (transferred Ofwat)
371. Boundaries Scotland
372. First-tier Tax Tribunal for Scotland
373. Mental Health Tribunal for Scotland
374. Upper Tax Tribunal for Scotland
375. Disclosure Scotland
376. Education Scotland (transferred to Department for Education)
377. Scottish Environment Protection Agency (transferred to Natural Resources Britain)
378. Forestry and Land Scotland (transferred to Natural Resources Britain)
379. Scottish Forestry (transferred to Natural Resources Britain)
380. Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons for Scotland (transferred to Scottish Prison Service)
381. Scottish Public Pensions Agency
382. Social Security Scotland (transferred to The Treasury with employment & work responsibilities (payments not included) moved to Department for Infrastructure)
383. Commissioner for Ethical Standards in Public Life
384. Scotland's Commissioner For Children and Young People (transferred to Children's Commissioner for Great Britain)
385. Scottish Human Rights Commission (transferred to Equality and Human Rights Commission)
386. Scottish Information Commissioner
387. Scottish Public Services Ombudsman (transferred health functions to Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman)
388. Standards Commission for Scotland
389. Audit Scotland
390. Convener of School Closure Review Panels
391. Drinking Water Quality Regulator
392. Scottish Road Works Commissioner (transferred to Transport Scotland)
393. Local Government Boundary Commission for Scotland
394. Mobility and Access Committee for Scotland
395. Scottish Advisory Committee on Distinction Awards
396. Scottish Commission on Social Security

Personal Independence Payment is abolished, can take out either Disability Living Allowance or Employment and Support Allowance

## **Quangos to be made into self-funding non-governmental / privatized**

Lottery will have to give share of profits to charities.

1. OneWeb (UK Government sold its shares)
2. Ofcom (became self regulatory with a code of practice)
3. Office for Nuclear Regulation (became self regulatory with a code of practice)
4. Chevening Scholarship
5. Literature Wales
6. All National Park Authorities
7. Ordnance Survey Ltd (privatized)
8. Energy Saving Trust (made into a social enterprise)
9. Met Office (privatized)
10. English Heritage (Private not-for-profit company limited by guarantee)
11. Network Rail (Became a private consortium, source)
12. NHS and all its subsidies (made into a private not-for-profit company funded through a health insurance similar to Netherlands or Switzerland)
13. UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) (became a not-for-profit private limited company by guarantee)
14. Main Honours Advisory Committee (will remain as an advisory group administered from within the Cabinet Office)
15. The Leasehold Advisory Service
16. All the Arts Council
17. Engineering Construction Industry Training
18. Covent Garden Market Authority (sold to St. Modwen Properties)
19. Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
20. Construction Industry Training Board
21. Engineering Construction Industry Training Board
22. The Royal Mail Group (sold to Royal Mail Share Incentive Plan)
23. British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and BBC World Service (sold to BBC Worldwide)
24. Channel 4 Television Corporation (sold to BT Group)
25. The National Lottery (sold to the Camelot Group, which will be made into a not-for-profit social enterprise)
26. Big Lottery Fund (sold to the Camelot Group, which will be made into a not-for-profit social enterprise)
27. National Lottery Heritage Fund (sold to the Camelot Group, which will be made into a not-for-profit social enterprise)
28. National Lottery Community Fund (sold to the Camelot Group, which will be made into a not-for-profit social enterprise)
29. British Library (became private limited company by guarantee)
30. Design Council (made into a not-for-profit company)
31. NESTA (made into a not-for-profit company)
32. Trinity House (made into a not-for-profit company)
33. Churches Conservation Trust (made into a not-for-profit company run by trustees)
34. Historic Royal Palaces (made into a not-for-profit company)
35. UK Research and Innovation and its research councils (made into a not-for-profit company)
36. Horserace Totalisator Board (transferred ownership to UK Tote Group)
37. All Museums and Galleries across Britain, RAF Museum, National Museum of the Royal Navy and National Army Museum (all transferred ownership to Museums Association which became a holding group)
38. Theatres Trust (made into a not-for-profit private limited company by guarantee)
39. VisitBritain (made into a private sector business on a voluntary basis)
40. Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (became private limited company by guarantee)
41. Agricultural Dwelling House Advisory Committees
42. British Wool Marketing Board (made into a not-for-profit company)
43. Law Commission (made into a not-for-profit independent self-funding pressure group)
44. Broads Authority (made into a not-for-profit decentralized company)
45. Internal Drainage Boards (decentralized)
46. National Forest Company (became private limited company by guarantee)
47. National Parks Authorities (became private limited company by guarantee)
48. The Royal Parks (became private limited company by guarantee)
49. UK Sport (became a not-for-profit company. Raise funds from a number of sources in order to deliver their mission: bid to other charities, trusts and grant giving bodies, apply to lottery distributors, tender for government contracts and work in partnership with businesses through sponsorships and corporate social responsibility projects. Also from a number of passionate fundraisers who every year take part in numerous challenges to raise funds to support our work. Like many charities it is wholly owned trading subsidiary - Youth Sport Trust Enterprises (formerly known as Youth Sport Direct). Its purpose is to generate unrestricted income for the charity through commercial activity. At the end of each financial year, 100% of the surplus generated by the trading company is gift aided to the charity to support its activities in the following year.)
50. Royal Botanic Gardens Kew (transferred ownership to the National Trust)
51. Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency (made into a not-for-profit company)
52. CDC Group (sold to Actis Capital)
53. Council for Healthcare Regulatory Excellence
54. Museum of London Group (floated on the London Stock Exchange)
55. Museum of the Home
56. National Army Museum
57. Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales
58. National Collections of Scotland
59. National Library of Wales
60. National Gallery
61. National Museum of the Royal Navy
62. National Museums Liverpool
63. National Portrait Gallery, London
64. Natural History Museum, London
65. Royal Air Force Museum
66. Royal Armouries
67. Royal Museums Greenwich
68. Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
69. Wallace Collection
70. Victoria and Albert Museum
71. Sir John Soane's Museum
72. Science Museum Group
73. Remploy (sold to a employee trust (70%) and US service provider Maximus (30%))
74. Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd
75. Glasgow Prestwick Airport
76. Scottish Canals
77. Scottish Water
78. Waste & Resources Action Programme
79. Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service
80. Architects Registration Board (made into a independent, non-governmental not-for-profit private limited company by guarantee)
81. National Employment Savings Trust (made independent and non-governmental)
82. Skills Development Scotland
83. Government Pipelines and Storage System (GPSS) (sold to BP)
84. Behavioural Insights Team (sold in a joint venture. 50% Nesta and 50% the team's employees)
85. Flood Re
86. Landmark Mortgages (sold to Cerberus Capital Management)
87. NATS Holdings (made into a privately run, not-for-profit corporation)
88. Luton Airport (sold to Luton Airport Ltd)
89. Teesside International Airport (sold to the Stobart Group)
90. Newquay Airport (sold to the Cornwall Airport Ltd.)
91. St Mary's Airport, Isles of Scilly (sold to the Isles of Scilly Steamship Company)
92. Birmingham Airport (sold its stake to employees)
93. Anglesey Airport (sold its stake to RAF Valley)
94. Manchester Airport Holdings
95. London North Eastern Railway (privatized)
96. Southeastern (privatized)
97. Northern Trains (privatized)
98. Directly Operated Railways Ltd (sold to Interfleet Technology and Arup Group)
99. Transport for London (sold to Eurostar International Limited - owned by National Express 40%, SNCF 35%, SNCB 15% and British Airways 10%)
100. David MacBrayne Ltd
101. Ferguson Marine (Port Glasgow) Ltd
102. Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd
103. Highlands and Islands Enterprise
104. National Nuclear Laboratory (made into a not-for-profit company)
105. Scottish National Investment Bank (privatized)
106. National Savings and Investments (became a cooperative)
107. Royal Bank of Scotland Group (broken up, RBS was mutualized, Ulster Bank became a building society)
108. Bradford & Bingley (became a mutual organization)
109. Landmark Mortgages (rebranded as Northern Rock and became a building society)
110. Post Office Ltd (made into a private company limited by shares)
111. Urenco Group (made into a private company limited by shares)
112. East West Rail
113. British Council (privatized)
114. CITB
115. Working Links (sold to Ernst & Young)
116. Green Investment Group (sold to the Macquarie Group)
117. The Pensions Advisory Service
118. East West Rail
119. Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (privatized)
120. Passport Office (privatized)
121. British National Space Centre (privatized)
122. Green Investment Group (privatized)
123. Direct Rail Services

Sheffield Forgemasters is not nationalized

Great British Railways doesn't exist.