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ARTICLE · 22 DECEMBER 2011

Cabinet Office And Moj Get Going With Public Bodies Act Implementation

The blog will focus in particular on the Public Bodies Bill and will follow the Bill through to its enactment and implementation whilst commenting on related legal and policy developments over the coming months.

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This is entry No.50, first published on 15 December 2011, of a blog on public bodies reform. Click here to view the whole blog. If you would like to be notified when the blog is updated, with links sent by email, click here.

Whilst the House of Commons never quite got to the procedural motion it was to consider yesterday on parliamentary procedure under the Act (evidently there is a deficiency in the motion as tabled and further time is needed to liaise with the chair of the Liaison Committee and others), the Cabinet Office and the MoJ have made a cracking start following Royal Assent earlier this week.

Francis Maude has placed in the Library of the House of Commons an updated list of proposals for the reform of public bodies and guidance to support the programme, including confirming the 31 bodies subject to the first year of the triennial review cycle now commencing

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