60 under the present Government and it is likely to lead to some alteration to the statutes governing Crown entities.  This may well include the Law Commission.    242.  In terms of the typology used in the Crown entity review, it is clear that the Law Commission  is  a  non-company  Crown  entity.    It  is  not  a  Crown  agent  in  the sense that it is not required to give effect to the policy of the Government of the day.  It enjoys independence to make policy recommendations.    243.  The relationship of the Law Commission to other Crown entities can be regarded as   highly   unusual.      It   has   the   power   of   independence   concerning   its recommendations, but it must work closely with the Government of the day and the Minister in order to secure the confidence necessary for the Government to adopt its recommendations.    244.  It is likely that a Crown Entities Bill will be promoted in the immediate future.  It is  likely  to  include  a  set  of  generic  governance  and  accountability  provisions applying to all Crown entities.    245.  As far as the evaluator can tell, the thinking within the Government concerning the  generic  provisions  may  cause  difficulty  for  the  Law  Commission  and  its legislation.  The Law Commission does not have a Board in the same way that most   Crown   entities   do.      The   Commission   itself   is   a   deliberative   body concerning the nature of its recommendations to the Government;  it is a not a body that is concerned with administrative matters.    246.  Neither  would  the  instrument  of  a  statement  of  intent  sit  easily  with  the  Law Commission's   current   methods   of   operation.      There   will   be   few   other independent Crown entities that have such a heavy policy advice function.    247.  This  is  not  the  place  to  analyse  in  depth  the  issues  that  arise  from  the Government's  initiative  on  generic  legislation.    But  in  the  investigations  that have been made, the evaluator is convinced that the prospect of these changes need to be analysed by the Government at the same time that it is considering the recommendations contained in this Report.