| Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs | Government can pay for evidence-based reports from a dedicated entity. | Community Interest Company (CIC)[1] | 
| Animal and Plant Health Agency | Can be adsorbed into a new scientific entity. | UK Scientific Standards Corp (PBC) | 
| Architects Registration Board | Should be industry-led with architects paying for registration services. | Community Interest Company (CIC)[1] | 
| BBC | Should compete in open market | Public Benefit Corporation (PBC)[2] | 
| BBC World Service | Should be under Foreign Office contract only when serving strategic interests. | Private Company Limited by Guarantee (LTD-GT)[3] | 
| Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew | Fully independent charitable trust with premium visitor fees and commercial services. | Community Interest Company (CIC)[1] | 
| Bona Vacantia | Can be contracted to private sector law firms with performance incentives | Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)[4] | 
| British Business Bank | Government has no business owning a bank. | Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD-SH)[5] | 
| British Cattle Movement Service | Should be farmer-owned with data shared contractually with government | Co-operative (COOP)[6] | 
| British Council | Should be directly accountable to Foreign Office with fee-charging educational services. | Public Benefit Corporation (PBC)[2] | 
| British Film Institute | San be funded through industry partnerships, memberships, and commercial archive licensing . | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| British Library | Should operate as a self-funding research service. | Public Benefit Corporation (PBC)[2] | 
| British Museum | Should operate through endowments, admission fees, and corporate sponsorships | Royal Charter Body (RCB) with Charitable Status | 
| British Pharmacopoeia Commission | Can be adsorbed into a new scientific entity. | UK Scientific Standards Corp (PBC) | 
| British Wool | Should be entirely market-driven without state intervention in pricing. | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| Broads Authority | Co-operative of Wroxham, Hoveton, Coltishall, Horning, Stalham parish councils | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| Care Quality Commission | Should be maintained by independent certification body. | Charitable Company (Limited by Guarantee, CHR) | 
| Channel 4 | Should compete in open market | Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD-SH)[5] | 
| Chevening Scholarship Programme | Universities should offer their own scholarships. | Charitable Trust (CT)[9] | 
| Churches Conservation Trust | Should be independent of government. | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| Civil Aviation Authority | Can be adsorbed into a new transport entity. | UK Transport Safety & Registry Corp (PBC) | 
| Covent Garden Market Authority | Should operate independently from government. | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| Dartmoor National Park Authority | Co-operative of Ashburton, Bovey Tracey, Chagford, Okehampton, Tavistock parish councils | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| Disclosure and Barring Service | Should be privately run with user fees or employer-sponsored access. | Community Interest Company (CIC)[1] | 
| District Valuer Services | Government should purchase services like any other client. | Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD-SH)[5] | 
| East West Railway Company Limited | Inappropriate state involvement in commercial transport sector. | Community Interest Company (CIC)[1] | 
| Ebbsfleet Development Corporation | Local planning decisions should remain with parish councils. | Community Interest Company (CIC)[1] | 
| Electricity Settlements Company | Industry can self-regulate settlement processes with mutual obligation. | Co-operative (COOP)[6] | 
| Exmoor National Park Authority | Co-operative of Lynmouth & Lynton, Porlock, Dulverton, Wootton Courtenay, Monksilver parish councils | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| Fire Service College | Training can be provided competitively as fee-charging schools. | Charitable Company (Limited by Guarantee, CHR) | 
| Flood Re | Insurance markets should operate without government intervention. | Mutual Insurance Company[10] | 
| Food Standards Agency | Can be adsorbed into a new scientific entity. | UK Scientific Standards Corp (PBC) | 
| Gov Facility Services Limited | Government should not maintain a monopoly provising services to prisons. | Community Interest Company (CIC)[1] | 
| Great British Energy | Energy markets should operate without government intervention. | Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD-SH)[5] | 
| Health Services Safety Investigations Body | Can be adsorbed into a new investigative entity. | UK National Investigations Corp (PBC) | 
| High Speed Two (HS2) Limited | Should be built by private companies without taxpayer subsidies. | Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD-SH)[5] | 
| Higher Education Statistics Agency | Universities should fund their own data collection consortium | Public Benefit Corporation (PBC)[2] | 
| Historic England | Preservation belongs in charitable trusts and private foundations. | Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO)[11] | 
| HM Land Registry | Property recording services should operate on user fees with profits reinvested in service improvements | Community Interest Company (CIC)[1] | 
| Homes England | Unwarranted intervention in housing market. | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Horniman Public Museum and Public Park Trust | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Imperial War Museum | Preservation should be funded by charitable donations and admission fees. | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Intellectual Property Office | Should operate as member-owned registry with fees covering costs and investment in service improvements. | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| John Soane's Museum | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Judicial Office | Should be self-governed by judiciary with transparent cost structure paid by court system. | Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)[4] | 
| Lake District National Park Authority | Co-operative of Kendal, Penrith, Keswick, Ambleside, Windermere/Bowness parish councils | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| Legal Aid Agency | The state can be a donor alongside others, rather than a subsidiser. | Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO)[11] | 
| Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency | Can be adsorbed into a new scientific entity. | UK Scientific Standards Corp (PBC) | 
| Met Office | Can be adsorbed into a new scientific entity. | British Earth Sciences Corp (PBC) | 
| Museum of the Home | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| National Army Museum | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) Corporation | Should be member-owned and directed; government shouldn't compete with private pension providers | Co-operative (COOP)[6] | 
| National Energy System Operator | Should operate independently with transparent fee structure and reinvestment mandate | Community Interest Company (CIC)[1] | 
| National Gallery | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| National Highways | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Public Benefit Corporation (PBC)[2] | 
| National Lottery Heritage Fund | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| National Museum of the Royal Navy | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| National Museums Liverpool | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| National Physical Laboratory | Can be adsorbed into a new scientific entity. | British Earth Sciences Corp (PBC) | 
| National Portrait Gallery | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Natural History Museum | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Network Rail | Should be operated by stakeholder-owned entity with transparent pricing and reinvestment requirements. | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| New Forest National Park Authority | Co-operative of Brockenhurst, Lyndhurst, Fordingbridge, Burley, Holbury parish councils | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| North York Moors National Park Authority | Co-operative of Helmsley, Danby, Goathland, Lockton, Rievaulx parish councils | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| Northumberland National Park Authority | Co-operative of Kielder, Rothbury, Allendale, Haydon Bridge, Bardon Mill parish councils | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| NS&I | Government has no business offering retail financial products | Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD-SH)[5] | 
| Office for National Statistics | Should charge government departments and private entities for tailored data | Public Benefit Corporation (PBC)[2] | 
| Official Solicitor and Public Trustee | Should operate by market forces to drive up standards through competition. | Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO | 
| Ordnance Survey | Can be adsorbed into a new scientific entity. | British Earth Sciences Corp (PBC) | 
| Peak District National Park Authority | Co-operative of Old Glossop, Whaley Bridge, Buxton, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Matlock Bath parish councils | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| Post Office | Should be fully privatised with competition in all market segments. | Public Benefit Corporation (PBC)[2] | 
| Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre | Government has no business operating conference venues | Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD-SH)[5] | 
| Remploy Pension Scheme Trustees Ltd | Should be managed by specialized entity with transparent fee structure and legal obligations to beneficiarie | Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)[4] | 
| Reserve Forces' and Cadets' Associations (RFCA) | Should be organised as independent charities with transparent objectives | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Royal Air Force Museum | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Royal Armouries Museum | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Royal Marines Museum | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Royal Museums Greenwich | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Royal Navy Submarine Museum | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Royal Parks | Should be community-owned with sustainable funding from usage fees, memberships, and commercial activities. | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| S4C | Should compete in the open market. | Private Company Limited by Shares (LTD-SH)[5] | 
| Salix Finance Ltd | Should operate through market mechanisms | Community Interest Company (CIC)[1] | 
| Science Museum Group | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| South Downs National Park Authority | Co-operative of Harting, East Meon, West Meon, Billingshurst, Iping parish councils | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] | 
| Student Loans Company | Should operate as independent entity with clear public benefit mandate | Public Benefit Corporation (PBC)[2] | 
| Tate | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| The Charity Commission | Private charity should be free of government adjudication. | Public Benefit Corporation (PBC)[2] | 
| The Crown Estate | Should be professionally managed with transparent public benefit objectives and commercial discipline | Public Benefit Corporation (PBC)[2] | 
| The National Lottery Community Fund | Should be distributed impartially by independent charity with clear mandate | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| The Theatres Trust | Should be voluntary through charitable support | Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO)[11] | 
| UK Asset Resolution Limited | Can be adsorbed into UK Investments. | UK INVESTMENTS | 
| UK Industrial Fusion Solutions | Can be adsorbed into a new scientific entity. | UK Nuclear Development Corp (PBC) | 
| United Kingdom National Nuclear Laboratory | Can be adsorbed into a new scientific entity. | UK Nuclear Development Corp (PBC) | 
| United Kingdom Reserve Forces Association | Should operate independently with transparent governance | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Veterinary Medicines Directorate | Can be adsorbed into a new scientific entity. | UK Scientific Standards Corp (PBC) | 
| Victoria and Albert Museum | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Wallace Collection | Should not be under state control/sponsorship | Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee (CHR)[7] | 
| Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority | Co-operative of Sedbergh, Kirkby Lonsdale, Kirkby Stephen, Hawes, Leyburn parish councils | Community Benefit Society (COMBEN)[8] |