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Questions and Answers Date answered: 20 November 2000

S1W-09636

Under section 57 of the Scotland Act, the Scottish Executive operates on the basis of collective responsibility of the Executive as a whole.Details of ministerial powers of control for each of these bodies is not held centrally but is contained within the management documentation for each body and, where appropriate, the legislation which established the organisation.PUBLIC BODIESDevelopment DepartmentExecutive NDPBsAccounts Commission for ScotlandScottish HomesAdvisory NDPBsBuilding Standards Advisory Committee Local Government Boundary Commission for ScotlandScottish Valuation and Rating CouncilTribunal NDPBSRent Assessment Panel for ScotlandState Owned CompaniesScottish Transport GroupCaledonian MacBrayne LtdHighlands and Islands Airports LtdEducation DepartmentExecutive NDPBsCommunity Learning ScotlandLearning and Teaching Scotland National Galleries of ScotlandNational Library of ScotlandNational Museum of ScotlandScottish Arts Council Scottish Children's Reporter AdministrationScottish ScreenSportscotlandAdvisory NDPBsAncient Monuments Board for ScotlandGeneral Teaching Council for Scotland Historic Buildings Council for ScotlandRoyal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of ScotlandRoyal Fine Art Commission for Scotland Tribunal NDPBSChildren's PanelEnterprise and Lifelong Learning DepartmentExecutive NDPBsHighlands and Islands Enterprise Scottish EnterpriseScottish Further Education Funding Council Scottish Further Education UnitScottish Higher Education Funding CouncilScottish Qualifications AuthorityScottish Tourist BoardAdvisory NDPBsScottish Industrial Development Advisory BoardState Owned CompanyStudents Loan Company Ltd.Health DepartmentExecutive NDPBsNational Board for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting...

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