Everything about Non-ministerial Government Department totally explained
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non-ministerial government department is a
department or
ministry of a
government that isn't headed by a
Government Minister or
Government Secretary, and answers directly to a
legislature.
Such departments are created to remove political interference in public affairs such as
prosecution,
charities,
human rights and
racial equality. They carry out
executive functions as stipulated by the legislature. The head of the department is often appointed by a government minister.
They can be contrasted with
Executive Agencies,
non-departmental public bodies and
QUANGOs which are created to carry out executive functions on behalf of government ministers and/or departments.
In the
United Kingdom there exist several such
departments that answer to the
Parliament of the United Kingdom, and two that answer to the
Scottish Parliament.
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