Annual Report and Accounts 2006/7 - CEDA Repository
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This has been another very successful year at the Met Office, building on the momentum of our achievements in 2005/6 <strong>and</strong> meeting all of our Key<br />
Performance Targets (KPTs) for the second year running in <strong>2006</strong>/7. For the second year running, we have met all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) –<br />
a significant achievement. The KPTs measure the accuracy of our forecasts, our Commercial Business profitability, Return on Capital Employed <strong>and</strong> the<br />
support we provide to Government. This has been an important year for clarifying the vision <strong>and</strong> strategic direction of the Met Office. In the past twelve<br />
months we have published our vision, ‘making our forecasts essential to everyone, every day’ <strong>and</strong> outlined our strategic direction in ‘Shaping our Future’<br />
which accompanies the updated Corporate Plan 2007–2011. Both documents ensure that everything we do takes us a step closer to our vision <strong>and</strong> build<br />
on the momentum <strong>and</strong> commitments of the previous Corporate Plan 2005–2010. This has been another very successful year at the Met Office, building<br />
on the momentum of our achievements in 2005/6 <strong>and</strong> meeting all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) for the second year running in <strong>2006</strong>/7. For the<br />
second year running, we have met all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) – a significant achievement. The KPTs measure the accuracy of our<br />
orecasts, our Commercial Business profitability, Return on Capital Employed <strong>and</strong> the support we provide to Government. This has been an important<br />
ear for clarifying the vision <strong>and</strong> strategic direction of the Met Office. In the past twelve months we have published our vision, ‘making our forecasts<br />
ssential to everyone, every day’ <strong>and</strong> outlined our strategic direction in ‘Shaping our Future’ which accompanies the updated Corporate Plan 2007–2011.<br />
oth documents ensure that everything we do takes us a step closer to our vision <strong>and</strong> build on the momentum <strong>and</strong> commitments of the previous<br />
orporate Plan 2005–2010. This has been another very successful year at the Met Office, building on the momentum of our achievements in 2005/6 <strong>and</strong><br />
eeting all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) for the second year running in <strong>2006</strong>/7. For the second year running, we have met all of our Key<br />
Performance Targets (KPTs) – a significant achievement. The KPTs measure the accuracy of our forecasts, our Commercial Business profitability, Return<br />
on Capital Employed <strong>and</strong> the support we provide to Government. This has been an important year for clarifying the vision <strong>and</strong> strategic direction of the<br />
Met Office. In the past twelve months we have published our vision, ‘making our forecasts essential to everyone, every day’ <strong>and</strong> outlined our strategic<br />
direction in ‘Shaping our Future’ which accompanies the updated Corporate Plan 2007–2011. Both documents ensure that everything we do takes us a<br />
step closer to our vision <strong>and</strong> build on the momentum <strong>and</strong> commitments of the previous Corporate Plan 2005–2010. This has been another very successful<br />
year at the Met Office, building on the momentum of our achievements in 2005/6 <strong>and</strong> meeting all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) for the second<br />
year running in <strong>2006</strong>/7. For the second year running, we have met all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) – a significant achievement. The KPTs<br />
easure the accuracy of our forecasts, our Commercial Business profitability, Return on Capital Employed <strong>and</strong> the support we provide to Government.<br />
This has been an important year for clarifying the vision <strong>and</strong> strategic direction of the Met Office. In the past twelve months we have published our vision,<br />
making our forecasts essential to everyone, every day’ <strong>and</strong> outlined our strategic direction in ‘Shaping our Future’ which accompanies the updated<br />
orporate Plan 2007–2011. Both documents ensure that everything we do takes us a step closer to our vision <strong>and</strong> build on the momentum <strong>and</strong><br />
ommitments of the previous Corporate Plan 2005–2010. This has been another very successful year at the Met Office, building on the momentum of our<br />
chievements in 2005/6 <strong>and</strong> meeting all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) for the second year running in <strong>2006</strong>/7. For the second year running, we<br />
ave met all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) – a significant achievement. The KPTs measure the accuracy of our forecasts, our Commercial<br />
usiness profitability, Return on Capital Employed <strong>and</strong> the support we provide to Government. This has been an important year for clarifying the vision<br />
nd strategic direction of the Met Office. In the past twelve months we have published our vision, ‘making our forecasts essential to everyone, every day’<br />
nd outlined our strategic direction in ‘Shaping our Future’ which accompanies the updated Corporate Plan 2007–2011. Both documents ensure that<br />
verything we do takes us a step closer to our vision <strong>and</strong> build on the momentum <strong>and</strong> commitments of the previous Corporate Plan 2005–2010. This has<br />
een another very successful year at the Met Office, building on the momentum of our achievements in 2005/6 <strong>and</strong> meeting all of our Key Performance<br />
argets (KPTs) for the second year running in <strong>2006</strong>/7. For the second year running, we have met all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) – a significant<br />
achievement. The KPTs measure the accuracy of our forecasts, our Commercial Business profitability, Return on Capital Employed <strong>and</strong> the support we<br />
provide to Government. This has been an important year for clarifying the vision <strong>and</strong> strategic direction of the Met Office. In the past twelve months we<br />
ave published our vision, ‘making our forecasts essential to everyone, every day’ <strong>and</strong> outlined our strategic direction in ‘Shaping our Future’ which<br />
ccompanies the updated Corporate Plan 2007–2011. Both documents ensure that everything we do takes us a step closer to our vision <strong>and</strong> build on the<br />
omentum <strong>and</strong> commitments of the previous Corporate Plan 2005–2010. This has been another very successful year at the Met Office, building on the<br />
omentum of our achievements in 2005/6 <strong>and</strong> meeting all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) for the second year running in <strong>2006</strong>/7. For the second<br />
ear running, we have met all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) – a significant achievement. The KPTs measure the accuracy of our forecasts, our<br />
ommercial Business profitability, Return on Capital Employed <strong>and</strong> the support we provide to Government. This has been an important year for<br />
clarifying the vision <strong>and</strong> strategic direction of the Met Office. In the past twelve months we have published our vision, ‘making our forecasts essential to<br />
everyone, every day’ <strong>and</strong> outlined our strategic direction in ‘Shaping our Future’ which accompanies the updated Corporate Plan 2007–2011. Both<br />
documents ensure that everything we do takes us a step closer to our vision <strong>and</strong> build on the momentum <strong>and</strong> commitments of the previous Corporate<br />
Plan 2005–2010. This has been another very successful year at the Met Office, building on the momentum of our achievements in 2005/6 <strong>and</strong> meeting all<br />
of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) for the second year running in <strong>2006</strong>/7. For the second year running, we have met all of our Key Performance Targets<br />
(KPTs) – a significant achievement. The KPTs measure the accuracy of our forecasts, our Commercial Business profitability, Return on Capital Employed<br />
<strong>and</strong> the support we provide to Government. This has been an important year for clarifying the vision <strong>and</strong> strategic direction of the Met Office. In the past<br />
welve months we have published our vision, ‘making our forecasts essential to everyone, every day’ <strong>and</strong> outlined our strategic direction in ‘Shaping our<br />
uture’ which accompanies the updated Corporate Plan 2007–2011. Both documents ensure that everything we do takes us a step closer to our vision <strong>and</strong><br />
uild on the momentum <strong>and</strong> commitments of the previous Corporate Plan 2005–2010. This has been another very successful year at the Met Office,<br />
uilding on the momentum of our achievements in 2005/6 <strong>and</strong> meeting all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) for the second year running in <strong>2006</strong>/7.<br />
For the second year running, we have met all of our Key Performance Targets (KPTs) – a significant achievement. The KPTs measure the accuracy of our<br />
forecasts, our Commercial Business profitability, Return on Capital Employed <strong>and</strong> the support we provide to Government. This has been an important<br />
ear for clarifying the vision <strong>and</strong> strategic direction of the Met Office. In the past twelve months we have published our vision, ‘making our forecasts<br />
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An Executive Agency of the Ministry of Defence<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Accounts</strong> <strong>2006</strong>/7<br />
Presented to Parliament pursuant to section 4(6) of the Government<br />
Trading Funds Act 1973 as amended by the Government Trading Act 1990<br />
These accounts have been prepared following the direction given by<br />
HM Treasury on 18 December <strong>2006</strong> in line with section 4(6)(a) of the<br />
Government Trading Funds Act 1973<br />
Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed on 29 June 2007<br />
HC723 London: The Stationery Office £18.00