3. Delivering for the Citizen Terms of the Public Target Date as per Service Action Current Position Current Action Plan Agreement 2010 - 14 4.13 Online Services: Business processes and 2010-2014 Single Payment Scheme service delivery will be improved by the The number of Single Payment Scheme applications online has increased from 43,465 in further development of service provision 2010 to 54,372 in 2011, an increase of 25%. The target is to increase SPS online as the norm. uptake among applicants by The SPS on-line application facility, iNet, was launched in 2007. The number of 25% and double AIM uptake applications lodged on-line has grown from 7,500 in 2007 to over 54,000 in 2011, a seven-fold increase. iNet guarantees farmers and their approved agents immediate, among herd-owners from verifiable receipt by the Department of their applications and, through the system of 12,500 to 25,000. validations, significantly reduces the numbers of errors that can be made, thereby ultimately leading to quicker payment. The Department has introduced an on-line mapping element into the 2012 release, allowing farmers, or their agents, to submit maps online through iNet, thereby dispensing with the need to submit paper maps. Online mapping gives immediate effect to the
3. Delivering for the Citizen Terms of the Public Service Agreement 2010 - 14 Action Target Date as per Current Action Plan Current Position 4.13 Online Services: Business processes and service delivery will be improved by the further development of service provision online as the norm. 2010-2014 The target is to increase SPS uptake among applicants by 25% and double AIM uptake among herd-owners from 12,500 to 25,000. Single Payment Scheme The number of Single Payment Scheme applications online has increased from 43,465 in 2010 to 54,372 in 2011, an increase of 25%. The SPS on-line application facility, iNet, was launched in 2007. The number of applications lodged on-line has grown from 7,500 in 2007 to over 54,000 in 2011, a seven-fold increase. iNet guarantees farmers and their approved agents immediate, verifiable receipt by the Department of their applications and, through the system of validations, significantly reduces the numbers of errors that can be made, thereby ultimately leading to quicker payment. The Department has introduced an on-line mapping element into the 2012 release, allowing farmers, or their agents, to submit maps online through iNet, thereby dispensing with the need to submit paper maps. Online mapping gives immediate effect to the
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