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  -            <p>The Deputy Prime Minister is the deputy head of government.</p>
  -            <p>The current Deputy Prime Minister is Nick Clegg MP.</p>
  -            <p>He has special responsibility for political and constitutional reform.</p>
  -            <p>He has additional responsibility for government policy areas, and is 
  -              consulted on all decisions involving the Prime Minister.</p>
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  -            <p><a href="/government/people/nick-clegg">Read more about his role and responsibilities</a></p>
  +            <p>The Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg MP, is the deputy head of government.</p>
  +            <p>He has responsibility for political and constitutional reform.</p>
  +            <p>Nick Clegg has additional responsibility for other government policy areas and is consulted on all decisions made by the Prime Minister.</p>
  +            <p><a href="/government/people/nick-clegg">Read more about the Deputy Prime Minister's role and responsibilities.</a></p>
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                Other agencies &amp; public bodies</p>
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                <h3>Government departments</h3>
                <p>Some departments, like the 
                  Ministry of Defence, cover the UK 
                  as a whole. Other departments 
                  don’t – for example, the 
                  Department for Work and Pensions 
                  covers England, Wales and 
                  Scotland, but not Northern Ireland.</p>
                <h3>Executive agencies</h3>
                <p>These are part of government 
                  departments and deliver 
                  government services. They don’t 
                  set policy – this is done by the 
                  department that oversees the 
                  agency.</p>
                <p>For example, Jobcentre Plus is an 
                  executive agency and part of the 
                  Department for Work and Pensions.</p>
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              <h3>Other agencies &amp; public bodies</h3>
              <p>These work independently of 
                ministers but are accountable to 
                them. There are 2 main types of 
                NDPB.</p>
              <p>Executive NDPBs:</p>
              <p>These do work for the government 
                in specific areas. They have 
                varying degrees of independence. 
                Examples include Arts Council 
                England and the Environment 
                Agency.</p>
              <p>Advisory NDPBs:</p>
              <p>These are set up by ministers 
                to advise on particular matters. 
                Examples include the Committee 
                on Standards in Public Life and
                the Low Pay Commission.</p>
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              <p>There are 650 elected MPs in the 
              House of Commons.</p>
              <p><a href="http://www.parliament.uk/" rel="external">Find out about how parliament works</a></p>
              <p>Read The Official Report at <a href="http://www.hansard-westminster.co.uk/">Hansard</a></p>
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