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Customer Service and Operations

Finance

We exceeded all of our financial key performance targets in 2002-03.

  • Fee income was £415.3 million (up 21.1% from £342.8 million). Increased income reflects a significant rise in workload during the year.
  • The Land Registration Fees Order 2003 came into effect on 1 March. The new Order replaced the Fees Order 2001 and is intended to reduce fee income in a full year by around 10.5%. This will be the last Fees Order under the current legislation. A new Fee Order for October, when the Land Registration Act 2002 comes into effect, has been approved.
  • The retained surplus was £75.6 million.
  • The Return on Average Capital Employed (ROCE) is 25% (target 6%).
 
Key Achievements
Results and Dividends
10-Year Strategic Plan and Objectives
-Achievement of Key Performance Targets
Customer Service and Operations
-Speed and accuracy
-Customer satisfaction
-Extended hours of service
-Telephone services
-Charter Mark
-Public reporting and accountability
Service First
-Standards of service
-Open and full information
-Consultation and involvement
-Accessibility and the promotion of choice
-Welsh language service
-Putting things right
-Independent Complaints Reviewer
-Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration (Ombudsman)
-Indemnity
-Mapping
-Land Registry Property Gazetteer
-Project Acacia
Information Systems
Communications and Marketing
-Marketing and Communication Group
Finance
-Efficiency
-Memorandum of Understanding
Human Resources
Land Charges and Agricultural Credits