Introduction The landscape of general practice in England is a complex web of organizations and funding mechanisms, each playing a vital role in ensuring that GP practices can deliver high-quality, patient-centred care. This article provides an overview of the intricate workings of these entities. Key Organizations GP clinics are typically small businesses owned and operated by General Practitioners (GPs). They receive funding from NHS England (NHSE) through Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), which are responsible for commissioning services at both national and local levels. The services provided by these clinics are overseen by various committees and are subject to strict regulation by quality assurance organizations such as the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The key organizations are summarized below: Funding of GP:   HM Treasury - Allocates overall government budget, including healthcare funding. Source of funding: Government revenue (taxes). Commissioning of GP services:...