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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, if he will list (a) those targets of the RAF Logistic Support Services for 1998-99 which (i) were and (ii) were not achieved, giving the factors affecting the outcome in each case and (b) action taken by the agency to improve target...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, if he will list (a) those targets of the RAF Logistic Support Services for 1998-99 which (i) were and (ii) were not achieved, giving the factors affecting the outcome in each case and (b) action taken by the agency to improve target...
Asked by
Lord Campbell of Pittenweem
(Liberal Democrat)
Answered by
Lord Moonie
(Labour)
Answering body
Ministry of Defence
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
21 February 2000
For answer on
6 March 2000
Answered on
6 March 2000
Mr. Menzies Campbell: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence if he will list (a) those targets of the RAF Logistic Support
Services for 1998-99 which (i) were and (ii) were not achieved, giving the factors affecting the outcome in each case and (b) action
taken by the agency to improve target achievement performance in 1999-2000; and if he will make a statement. [111757]
Dr. Moonie: This is a matter for the Chief Executive of the Logistics Support Services Agency. I have asked the Chief Executive to
write to the right hon. and learned Member.
Letter from K. A. Bradshaw to Mr. Menzies Campbell, dated 6 March 2000:
Parliamentary questions from the right hon. Menzies Campbell CBE QC MP (Liberal Democrats) (Fife North East) concerning the
achievement of logistics support services agency key targets:
I am replying to your Question to the Secretary of State for Defence about achievement of Logistics Support Services Agency (LSSA)
key targets as the matter falls within my area of responsibility. I have numbered the replies to match your questions. a. LSSA
targets (1) Achieved:
Percentage
_________________________________________________________________________________________________.
1998-99
Serial Key target from LSSA corporate Target Outturn
plan
1. To produce deliverables by the 85 89
target date agreed with the
sponsor
2. To deliver outputs at the cost 80 81
agreed with the sponsor
3. To produce deliverables to the 90 97
sponsor's complete satisfaction
_________________________________________________________________________________________________.
This year was the first that pan-agency performance targets were set. As we had no knowledge of what was achievable, the targets
were tentative. Nevertheless, the targets at serials 1 to 3 were all achieved. (2) Not Achieved
Percentage
_________________________________________________________________________________________________.
1998-99
Serial Key target from LSSA corporate Target Outturn
plan
4. To achieve a reduction in the 3 See below
cost of a productive hour
_________________________________________________________________________________________________.
It was not possible to ascertain the reduction in the cost of a productive hour in 1998-99 because there was no agency-wide system
available to record man-hours. Although the LSSA Task and Resource Accounting Management (TRAMS) System was introduced to perform
this function, its roll out was delayed by technical problems. b. Action taken:
The targets for 1999-2000 in the Corporate Plan, which has been placed in the library of the House, remained the same as those for
1989-1999. This was recognition of the immaturity of our target setting. However, the 2000-2001 targets had been made more
challenging as follows: serial 1--90%, serial 2--85%, serial 3-- 92%. The target for serial 4 remained unaltered at 3%. However,
TRAMS is now is use in the majority of LSS business areas and the data recorded during 1999-2000 will establish a productive hour
baseline for future years.
Subjects
Standards; RAF Logistics Support Services
Date
6 March 2000
Reference
345 c492-3W; 111757
House
House of Commons
Deposited by
Ministry of Defence; RAF Logistics Support Services
Type
Deposited papers
Author
Ministry of Defence; RAF Logistics Support Services
Committed on
22 November 1999
Originated on
1 January 1999
Received on
22 November 1999
Subjects
Executive agencies; Air force; Standards; Defence agencies; RAF Logistics Support Services
Commons Library location
Dep 99/1870;Research IA DEF/AG/RAFLSS/CP
Date
22 November 1999
Reference
Dep 99/1870
House
House of Commons
Deposited by
Ministry of Defence; RAF Logistics Support Services
Type
Deposited papers
Author
Ministry of Defence; RAF Logistics Support Services
Committed on
22 November 1999
Originated on
1 January 1999
Received on
22 November 1999
Subjects
Executive agencies; Air force; Standards; Defence agencies; RAF Logistics Support Services
Commons Library location
Dep 99/1869;Research IA DEF/AG/RAFLSS/FD
Date
22 November 1999
Reference
Dep 99/1869
House
House of Commons
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, how many people are currently employed by the RAF Logistic Support Services and how many there were at its establishment; on what date it published its report for the year 1997-98; and what was the cost of production of the report. -...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, how many people are currently employed by the RAF Logistic Support Services and how many there were at its establishment; on what date it published its report for the year 1997-98; and what was the cost of production of the report. -...
Asked by
Mike Hancock
(Liberal Democrat)
Answered by
Doug Henderson
(Labour)
Answering body
Ministry of Defence
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
10 March 1999
For answer on
16 March 1999
Answered on
16 March 1999
Mr. Hancock: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence how many people are currently employed by the RAF Logistic Support Services
and how many there were at its establishment; on what date it published its report for the year 1997-98; and what was the cost of
production of the report. [76617]
Mr. Doug Henderson: This is a matter for the Chief Executive of the Logistics Support Services Agency. I have asked the Chief
Executive to write to the hon. Member.
Letter from P. Rawson to Mr. Mike Hancock, dated 16 March 1999:
I am replying to your Question to the Secretary of State for Defence about the number of people employed by the RAF Logistics
Support Services and the production date and cost of its report for the year 1997-98 as this matter falls within the areas of
responsibility of the Chief Executive of Logistics Support Services Agency. The Chief Executive, who is away on business, has agreed
the content of this reply.
On Agency vesting in December 1996, the established strength of Logistics Support Services was 1201 personnel; the current
establishment is 1107.
Logistics Support Services was not directed to produce an Annual Report for 1997-98 and therefore incurred no costs. The first
published report and accounts will be for 1998-99.
Subjects
Costs; Executive agencies; Staff; Standards; RAF Logistics Support Services
Date
16 March 1999
Reference
76617; 327 c572W
House
House of Commons