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Ministry of Justice Public Bodies 2010 Provides High-Level Information About Each of the Department’S Non-Departmental Public Bodies (Ndpbs) Ministry of Justice Public Bodies As of 31 March 2010 16 December 2010 © Crown copyright Produced by the Ministry of Justice Alternative format versions of this report are available on request from [sponsoring division telephone number and/or email address]. Alternative format versions of this report are available on request from [email protected] © Crown copyright Produced by the Ministry of Justice Ministry of Justice public bodies as of 31 March 2010 Contents Foreword 2 Ministry of Justice public bodies as of 31 March 2010 3 Administrative Justice and Tribunal Council 3 Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace in England and Wales 4 Advisory Council on National Records and Archives 5 Advisory Panel on Public Sector Information 6 Boundary Commission for England 7 Boundary Commission for Scotland 8 Boundary Commission for Wales 9 Civil Justice Council 10 Civil Procedure Rule Committee 11 Courts Boards 12 Criminal Cases Review Commission 13 Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority 14 Criminal Procedure Rule Committee 15 Crown Court Rule Committee 16 Family Justice Council 17 Family Procedure Rule Committee 19 Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody (IAP) 20 Independent Monitoring Boards for Prisons, Immigration Removal Centres and Short-Term Holding Facilities 21 Information Commissioner’s Office 22 Insolvency Rules Committee 23 Judicial Appointments Commission 24 Land Registration Rule Committee 25 Law Commission 26 Legal Services Board 27 Legal Services Commission 28 Parole Board for England and Wales 29 Prison Service Pay Review Body 30 Dyfed Powys Probation Trust 31 Greater Manchester Probation Trust 32 Humberside Probation Trust 33 Lancashire Probation Trust 34 Leicestershire Probation Trust 35 Merseyside Probation Trust 36 South Wales Probation Trust 37 West Mercia Probation Trust 38 Sentencing Advisory Panel 39 Sentencing Guidelines Council 40 Tribunal Procedure Committee 41 Victim’s Advisory Panel 42 Youth Justice Board for England and Wales 43 Other Bodies 44 Magistrates’ Court Rule Committee 44 Restraint Accreditation Board 45 Notes 46 1 Ministry of Justice public bodies as of 31 March 2010 Foreword Ministry of Justice Public Bodies 2010 provides high-level information about each of the Department’s Non-Departmental Public Bodies (NDPBs). This includes basic details such as contact information, annual budget allocations, staff numbers and remuneration of Chief Executive Officer and/or Chair of the organization. The Ministry of Justice is one of the biggest Departments in Whitehall, with an annual budget of around £10 billion. Our remit includes courts, tribunals, prisons, probation trusts and community justice centres across the United Kingdom. In order to deliver the Department’s full range of functions, we support a significant number of NDPBs to undertake some executive functions at arm’s length and to provide independent advice in relation to the justice system. 2 Ministry of Justice public bodies as of 31 March 2010 Ministry of Justice public bodies as of 31 March 2010 Administrative Justice and Tribunal Council NDPB Type Advisory Address 81 Chancery Lane London WC2A 1BQ Telephone 020 7855 5200 Fax 020 7855 5201 Email [email protected] Website www.ajtc.gov.uk Terms of Reference The Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council keeps under review the administrative justice system as a whole with a view to making it accessible, fair and efficient. It seeks to ensure that the relationship between the courts, tribunals, ombudsmen and alternative dispute resolution providers satisfactorily reflect the needs of users. Notes Established by the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 as the successor body to the Council on Tribunals with effect from 01 November 2007, it absorbed the former body’s oversight of Tribunals and Inquiries while adding the extended remit of administrative justice as a whole. Like the Council on Tribunals, it has a Scottish Committee. It also has a Welsh Committee established from 01 June 2008. Regulatory Function No Chair 1. Richard Thomas CBE 2. Richard Henderson (Scottish Committee) 3. Professor Sir Adrian Webb (Welsh Committee) Chair’s Remuneration 1. £56,051 2. £28,026 (Scottish Committee) 3. £28,026 (Welsh Committee) Chief Executive Ray Burningham Chief Executive’s 0 Remuneration Public Meetings No Public Minutes No Register of Interests Yes Ombudsman No Annual Report 2008/09 Last Review 2003/04 Government Funding £1.3m Total Gross Expenditure N/A OCPA Regulated Yes Staff Employed 12 + 2 agency staff Appointments: Chair – Ministerial 1. 1 MP 2. 1 MP (Scottish Committee) 3. 1 MP (Welsh Committee) Member - Ministerial 1. 5MP 7FP 2. 3MP 1FP (1MP also included in (1) above) as is also member of AJTC) 3. 2MP 1FP Member - Non Ministerial 1. 1 F EX-O 2. 1 M EX-O (Scottish Committee) 3. 1 M EX-O (Welsh Committee) 3 Ministry of Justice public bodies as of 31 March 2010 Advisory Committee on Justices of the Peace in England and Wales NDPB Type Advisory Address 102 Petty France, London, SW1H 9AJ Telephone 0203 334 3272 Fax 0203 334 3300 Email Various Website No Terms of Reference To advise the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Chief Justice on the appointment of Justices of the Peace in England and Wales Notes Established circa 1970s. No committees have been wound up/closed in 2009/10. Sponsorship has been the responsibility of HM Courts Service since 1 April 2006 Multiple Bodies 101 Regulatory Function No Chair Multiple Chair’s Remuneration £0 Public Meetings No Public Minutes No Register of Interests Yes Ombudsman No Annual Report 2009/10 Last Review 1997 Audit Arrangements None Government Funding Not identifiable. Costs incurred come from within HM Courts Service expenditure Total Gross Expenditure N/A OCPA Regulated Yes Staff Employed 0 Appointments: Chair – Ministerial 62M 31F 8V. All U Member – Ministerial 527M 486F. All U 4 Ministry of Justice public bodies as of 31 March 2010 Advisory Council on National Records and Archives NDPB Type Advisory Address The National Archives, Chief Executive’s Office, Kew, Richmond,Surrey,TW9 4DU Telephone 0208 392 5377 Email [email protected] Website www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/advisorycouncil Terms of Reference To advise the Lord Chancellor on matters relating to records and archives in the UK and in particular in England and Wales especially access to historical records and the preservation of records and manuscripts. Notes Established 2003. Incorporates the Advisory Council on Public Records (established 1959) and the advisory functions of the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts through a subcommittee, known as the Forum on Historical Manuscripts and Academic Research. The Advisory Council on National Records and Archives receives a budget from The National Archives. The annual report of the Advisory Council is published within the annual report of The National Archives. (The Government funding and expenditure figures for the Council set out in the 2009 report MoJ Public Bodies 2009 do not include staff costs. The staff costs for the Council, as of 31 March 2009, amounted to £43,500). Multiple Bodies 0 Regulatory Function No Chair Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury Chair’s Remuneration 0 Public Meetings No Public Minutes Yes (summary) Register of Interests Yes Ombudsman PCA Annual Report 2009-10 Last Review 1998 Audit Arrangements NAO Audit as part of wider TNA audit Government Funding £55,400 Total Gross Expenditure £53,800 OCPA Regulated Yes Staff Employed 1 Appointments: Member – Ministerial 13M 6F Chair – Non-Ministerial 1 EX-O 5 Ministry of Justice public bodies as of 31 March 2010 Advisory Panel on Public Sector Information NDPB Type Advisory Address The National Archives, Chief Executive’s Office, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 4DU Telephone 0208 392 5377 Email [email protected] Website www.appsi.gov.uk Terms of Reference To advise Ministers on how to encourage and create opportunities in the information industry for greater. To advise Ministers on how to encourage and create opportunities in the information industry for greater re-use of public sector information. To advise the Director of the Office of Public Sector Information and Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office about changes and opportunities in the information industry, so that the licensing of Crown copyright and public sector information is aligned with current and emerging developments. To review and consider complaints under the Re-use of Public Sector Information Regulations 2005 and advise on the impact of the complaints procedures under those regulations. Notes The Advisory Panel on Public Sector Information (APPSI) does not receive a fixed budget. Instead, the full costs of operating APPSI are covered by The National Archives budget. APPSI’s direct and indirect costs and overheads are published in APPSI’s annual reports, which are available on the APPSI website at www.appsi.gov.uk/CategoryView/category/Annualreports/. Multiple Bodies No Regulatory Function No Chair Professor David Rhind CBE Chair’s Remuneration £4000 Public Meetings No Public Minutes Yes Register of Interests Yes Ombudsman PCA Annual Report Yes Government Funding £113,806 (see note above) Total Gross Expenditure n/a OCPA Regulated Yes Staff Employed 1 Appointments: Chair – Ministerial 1 Deputy – Ministerial 1 Member – Ministerial 18M 1 F (inclusive of chair and deputy chair) 6 Ministry of Justice public bodies as of 31 March 2010 Boundary Commission for England NDPB Type Advisory Address 2nd Floor, Steel House, 11 Tothill Street, London, SW1H 9LJ Telephone 020 3334 0400 Fax 020 3334 0406 Email [email protected] Website www.boundarycommissionforengland.org.uk Terms of Reference To keep under continuous review the representation of England in the House of Commons. Notes Established 1944. Ex-Officio Chair is the Speaker of the House of Commons, but in practice he does not involve himself in the work of the Commission. The Deputy Chair is a Judge of the High Court, appointed by the Lord Chancellor. Responsibility for the Commission was transferred to the Cabinet Office on 6 April 2010.
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