As central bodies we can refer to the Government, the Prime Minister as a single body of the State, the Ministries with their ministers and finally the big bodies of Administration such as the Council of State, the Independent Governing Authorities and the State Council of Law.
In a broad sense, organizations that have elected administrations by the people can be considered as LEPLs, since although they are enshrined in the Constitution, the autonomy of Local Authorities is not envisaged, such as the legislative power of their bodies (ie, to establish autonomous rules of law).
[Οργάνωση του Κράτους 2] There are also a number of legal entities that are established by the self-governing bodies and serve a specific and specialized purpose.
The LEPL are established and abolished only by an act of the authorized Legislative Body.
They enjoy administrative and sometimes financial autonomy and are usually run by multimember boards.