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Online Annual Review 2005/6

Key performance targets in 2005/6

Key performance targets

Target 2005/6

Achieved

Customer service

Speed

Percentage of official copy and official search applications processed within two working days

Percentage of registrations processed within 20 working days


98


80


98


89.7

Accuracy

Percentage of registrations processed free of any error


98.5


98.8

Overall Satisfaction 1

Percentage of customers who, overall, are very satisfied/satisfied with the full range of services provided by Land Registry


Better than 95


99

Financial

Percentage return on average capital employed

3.5

10.0

Efficiency 2

Cost per unit in cash terms3 (real terms)4  

£29.78

(£21.75)

£26.64

(£19.46)

Strategic development areas

Customer service

Make scanned deeds referred to on the register available electronically via Land register Online

Land registration

Register for the first time an additional 5 per cent of the area of freehold land in England and Wales

Electronic service delivery

Provide a further data centre for business continuity purposes

Other business development

Complete electronic document authentication prototyping


Achieved



Achieved


Achieved



Achieved


(1) Results from annual satisfaction survey year to date from quarters 1, 2 and 3.

(2) This is a milestone towards the HM Treasury-agreed cost per unit target for 2006/7 of £29.69 in cash terms (£21.17 in real terms).

(3) Based on the GDP deflator issued by HM Treasury on 29 March 2006 (base year 1992/3).

(4) The real term unit cost in the base year of 1992/3 was £30.65.

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Foreword: Chief Land Registrar and Chief Executive

Mission, vision, strategy

Our whole business

Performance against our key performance targets

Key performance targets in 2005/6

Wider business performance measures in 2005/6

Strategic objectives

1. Continued improvements to service delivery

2. Secondary legislation

3. Comprehensive Land Register

4. Electronic conveyancing

5. Land Registration data electronically accessible

6. Broader range of services

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