The trust, which will be abolished in the new charter, managed just 10.
Ofcom will take over large parts of the regulation of the corporation from the BBC Trust, which will be abolished under the terms laid out by the government's white paper on the future of the corporation.
The report says 83% of those eligible for the severe disability premium, which will be abolished under the changes, reported that a reduction in benefit levels would mean they would have to cut back on food and 80% said they would have to cut the amount they spent on heating.
The BBC Asian Network, which will also be abolished, spends as much to entertain a radio listener for an hour as BBC One spends to entertain a television viewer for an hour.
Asked about the possibility of companies making windfall gains in this way, the Department of the Environment said: "The government is committed to the repeal of the carbon tax with effect from 1 July 2014 and industry assistance arrangements, including the jobs and competitiveness program which will also be abolished with effect from that time.
The Coalition has been vehemently opposed to these activities, and we have made it clear that should we get the privilege of government on September 14, we will abolish the CEFC – which is to be funded by the government with yet more borrowed money.
The Coalition has also said it will abolish Labor's schoolkids bonus, which saves around $1.2bn year.
Towards the end of her statement on Böhmermann, German chancellor Angela Merkel announced that the government considers the law under which the comedian is to be prosecuted "superfluous," and will abolish it by 2018.
The health and social care bill will abolish England's 152 primary care trusts, which plan services and decide how money should be spent.
The opposition Conservative Party, which has been leading in recent polls, has said that it will abolish the authority and give its supervisory responsibilities to the Bank of England.
