The term 'administrative body' can refer to two different entities: a QUANGO (Quasi Autonomous Non-Governmental Organization) and a COUNCIL. A QUANGO is an organization that is funded by the government but operates independently from it, usually with the purpose of providing services or advice. A COUNCIL is a group of people appointed to manage a particular area or activity, often with the authority to make decisions and enforce regulations. Both of these entities are responsible for making administrative decisions and providing guidance in their respective areas.