Czar of society Big of the PM is down

 Lord Wei is former management consultant human in charge of the implementation of the plan of the company Big of David Cameron has announced he is standing.

Lord Wei said he was "honour" to be part of the project and it would now be to take a role in a charity community action.

The Prime Minister said peer had played an important role in initiatives such as the Big society Bank.

Mr. Cameron has called his "mission in political life" Big society, but labour says that it is a cover for the reduction of expenditures.

The Big company was political lighthouse of the conservatives in the last general election and is based on a desire to reduce the role of the Government and delegation of authority to local communities to run their own services.

The Cabinet Office said Lord Wei "is still a lawyer committed" idea and continue to promote the cause of social action in the House of Lords.

Earlier this week, the Prime Minister made a speech on donations and volunteer to promote the Big society - but work he called "the last of a long series of desperate attempts to save [policy]".

"Small role".

Lord Wei of Shoreditch, who sits on the Tory benches, was a member of the founder of the first team staff teach, a charitable organization which trains graduate gripper for careers in schools in difficult neighbourhoods.

Former management consultant was appointed Advisor to Government in 2010 and was subsequently knighted.

Continue reading the main story, BBC News political correspondent Iain Watson

When Lord Wei became a Government Advisor last year, it seemed to personify the idea of the Big company. This 30 - something child prodigy had abandoned a lucrative career in the Council management to become a "social entrepreneur", working for innovative charities.

His loss of the heart of Government may not mean a downgrade of the company Big - David Cameron this week pointed out that the policy was not "some fluffy complementary to more granular and the most important topics"- but as he departsDowning Street has lost someone strong symbolic meaning.

The opposition have already accused Mr Cameron have to relaunch the company Big four times, and even on the Conservative benches, there are those who have always felt the idea is too "woolly", lack of clarity and inspiration.

Wei Lord himself, said the Big company required a culture change that can take two parliaments to reach, but critics will no doubt be wonder aloud if the idea will last much longer than its promoter.

He is standing down from his paid position to work for the Community Foundation network.

"I look forward to take on this new role where I will be out in communities and to inform investors, organizations and community leaders in helping transfer of power and resources of the centre where it is really necessary"he said in a release.""

"I will be always proud to have played a modest role in helping to lay the foundations on which the Big society will be built in the years to come." I want to thank everyone, but especially the Prime Minister, for giving me this opportunity and to pursue this vision with courage and determination.

"I look forward to help in my own small way from outside the Government - because it is there, in local communities, who must now do the heavy lifting."

Mr. Cameron has stated that Lord Wei had worked "very hard" to help develop policies that support the Big company.

"He played an important role in the delivery of key as the organizers, the community, National citizen Service, and the Big society Bank" said PM.

"I wish him every success in his new role."

For work, the Cabinet Office ghost Minister Tessa Jowell MP said "once again" the Big society was "descending in the farce".

"Only a day after Cameron told us all to take more responsibility, it appears that it will now be nobody in his responsible Government to the Big company in reality,", she added.

In his girl speech in the House of Lords, Lord Wei described society Big as a "coral reef" and policies around it as "maintain an ecosystem".

He said public services were "the bottom of the sea", the various providers of these services were "coral" and groups of local citizens involved in the execution of them were "fish".

In February, it was announced that Lord Wei would be resuming his "agreed hours", having worked overtime since his appointment.

It was reported by saying that he wanted to reduce that his Government is working so that he could earn money and have "more than life", but that was rejected by the Cabinet Office.