MoJ Advisory Panel on Public Retain Retain on the Retain Triennial review in 2015 recommended – Sector Information grounds of providing a closure. Closed in October 2015. technical function which should be independent of Government MoJ Assessor for Compensation Retain - Retain on the grounds Retain No change to proposals for Miscarriages of Justice of performing a function which requires impartiality MoJ Children and Family Court consideration - A Retain Moved from DfE to MoJ Advisory and Support decision is pending on the Service future of Cafcass in light of the Change approved by HAC August 2014 (CAFCASS) forthcoming Government response to the Family Justice Review MoJ Coroner of England Retain and substantially Retain and Substantially Completed as at October 2012 and Wales/Office of the reform - on grounds of Reform Chief Coroner (1 body) technical function, should remain independent of Government following Lords' consideration of Commons’ amendments in November MoJ Civil Justice Council Retain - Retain on grounds of Retain No change to proposals performing a technical function should remain independent of Government Department Public Body Original Proposals Programme Proposals Updates and Comments (as at 1 (As at 14th December 2011) (As at 10 November 2014) December 2015)
MoJ Advisory Panel on Public Sector Information Retain – Retain on the grounds of providing a technical function which should be independent of Government Retain Triennial review in 2015 recommended closure. Closed in October 2015. MoJ Assessor for Compensation for Miscarriages of Justice Retain - Retain on the grounds of performing a function which requires impartiality Retain No change to proposals MoJ Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (CAFCASS) consideration - A decision is pending on the future of Cafcass in light of the forthcoming Government response to the Family Justice Review Retain Moved from DfE to MoJ Change approved by HAC August 2014 MoJ Coroner of England and Wales/Office of the Chief Coroner (1 body) Retain and substantially reform - on grounds of technical function, should remain independent of Government following Lords' consideration of Commons’ amendments in November Retain and Substantially Reform Completed as at October 2012 MoJ Civil Justice Council Retain - Retain on grounds of performing a technical function should remain independent of Government Retain No change to proposals Department Public Body Original Proposals (As at 14th December 2011) Programme Proposals (As at 10 November 2014) Updates and Comments (as at 1 December 2015)