Analysis of the number of public bodies subordinated to parliament (not counting the constitutional bodies). Public bodies are considered to be subordinated to parliament if all of these three criteria are met: • The parliament appoints and dismisses the head of the body or members of the management board; • The parliament approves or adopts the annual plan and approves the annual report of the body; • The government has no power to conduct inspection of the relevant body. Data on the number of agencies reporting to the ministries, the prime minister and the council of ministers (CoM) will also be collected for use in the analytical section of the assessment report. Point allocation: • 4 points = less than 5 bodies • 3 points = 5-8 bodies • 2 points = 9-12 bodies • 1 point = 13-16 bodies • 0 points = more than 16 bodies