Number of total Level of government, industry and public use of LIST requests web service6 '000 na na na 3 000 Number total of government, industry and public use of LIST sessions web site6 '000 na na na 800 Notes: 1. Apart from the performance measures relating to Service Tasmania, now moved to the Department of Premier and Cabinet, one measure has been deleted. Of the seven current measures in the Output Group, one is unchanged, two are new and four are modified. 2. This is a new performance measure. The revised Surveyors Act 2002 and Surveyors Regulations 2014 have enabled the SurveyorGeneral to replace a general program with a targeted program. 3. This performance measure represents the percentage of total valuation notices issued in a financial year that have an amended valuation following the lodgement of an objection. It reflects the quality and consistency of valuations completed. The 201314 actual has been adjusted from 0.21 to 0.24 per cent to reflect amendments to valuations made as a result of an objection to the issue of a Notice of Valuation. Four applications are yet to be determined for 201213. The measure may be adjusted in future reports. 4. The revised wording of this performance measure more accurately describes the activity assessed. 5. This measure has been retitled. The target for 201516 has increased due to the addition of the Oil Response Atlas data. 6. These performance measures are new or have been revised to more accurately capture usage of the redeveloped LIST. Output Group 2: Primary Industries 2.1 AgriGrowth Tasmania This Output supports the Government's commitment to grow the value of the agricultural sector in Tasmania tenfold to $10 billion by 2050. It oversees the delivery of Cultivating Prosperity in Agriculture. The majority of the agricultural research, development and extension services delivered via the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) are reflected in this Output. 2.2 Marine Resources This Output supports the orderly and sustainable development of the Tasmanian marine farming industry and develops and implements management policies and plans for Tasmania's wild fisheries to ensure that both commercial and recreational fishing are sustainable. This Output also includes advice and direction to the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) to assist aquaculture and fisheries research. Table 9.4: Performance Information Output Group 2 Unit of 201213 201314 201415 201516 Performance Measure Measure Actual Actual Target Target
Level of government, industry and public use of LIST web service6 Number of total requests '000 na na na 3 000 of government, industry and public use of LIST web site6 Number total sessions '000 na na na 800 Notes: 1. Apart from the performance measures relating to Service Tasmania, now moved to the Department of Premier and Cabinet, one measure has been deleted. Of the seven current measures in the Output Group, one is unchanged, two are new and four are modified. 2. This is a new performance measure. The revised Surveyors Act 2002 and Surveyors Regulations 2014 have enabled the SurveyorGeneral to replace a general program with a targeted program. 3. This performance measure represents the percentage of total valuation notices issued in a financial year that have an amended valuation following the lodgement of an objection. It reflects the quality and consistency of valuations completed. The 201314 actual has been adjusted from 0.21 to 0.24 per cent to reflect amendments to valuations made as a result of an objection to the issue of a Notice of Valuation. Four applications are yet to be determined for 201213. The measure may be adjusted in future reports. 4. The revised wording of this performance measure more accurately describes the activity assessed. 5. This measure has been retitled. The target for 201516 has increased due to the addition of the Oil Response Atlas data. 6. These performance measures are new or have been revised to more accurately capture usage of the redeveloped LIST. Output Group 2: Primary Industries 2.1 AgriGrowth Tasmania This Output supports the Government's commitment to grow the value of the agricultural sector in Tasmania tenfold to $10 billion by 2050. It oversees the delivery of Cultivating Prosperity in Agriculture. The majority of the agricultural research, development and extension services delivered via the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) are reflected in this Output. 2.2 Marine Resources This Output supports the orderly and sustainable development of the Tasmanian marine farming industry and develops and implements management policies and plans for Tasmania's wild fisheries to ensure that both commercial and recreational fishing are sustainable. This Output also includes advice and direction to the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) to assist aquaculture and fisheries research. Table 9.4: Performance Information Output Group 2 Performance Measure Unit of Measure 201213 Actual 201314 Actual 201415 Target 201516 Target
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