Thursday, January 8, 2009
Advisory NDPBs:
are normally established by Ministers or, less commonly, by statute.
provide independent expert advice to Ministers and others or input into the policy-making process in a particular subject area.
have a national remit.
have a board whose members are appointed by Ministers or by the Queen on behalf of Ministers, and which meets at least once a year.
do not normally employ staff (administrative support is normally provided by Scottish Government staff).
are not normally responsible for budgets or expenditure other than remuneration (where paid) and expenses for board members.
The Scottish Government is responsible for the following Advisory NDPBs:
Advisory Committee on Sites of Special Scientific Interest Architecture and Design ScotlandBuilding Standards Advisory CommitteeFisheries (Electricity) CommitteeGeneral Teaching Council for ScotlandHistoric Environment Advisory Council for ScotlandLocal Government Boundary Commission for ScotlandMobility and Access Committee for ScotlandPublic Transport Users' Committee for Scotland Scottish Advisory Committee on Distinction AwardsScottish Industrial Development Advisory BoardScottish Law CommissionScottish Local Authorities Remuneration Committee Scottish Records Advisory Council
Page updated: Tuesday, January 15, 2008