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HM Treasury business plan

04 May 2012

During May 2011 the Treasury refreshed its Business Plan.

This plan which was first published in November 2010, sets out the actions the department will take to support delivery of the Government’s priorities.  The Business Plan contains five sections;

  1. Vision;
  2. Coalition Priorities; 
  3. Structural Reform Plans; 
  4. Departmental Expenditure; 
  5. Transparency.

In line with the Government’s commitment to transparency, the plan also identifies the information that users of public services and tax payers can use to make informed choices and hold the Department to account.  The indicators and information strategy in the transparency section of our business plan are open for consultation. 

The HM Treasury business plan brings together the Department’s Structural Reform Plans and our contribution to the Government’s new system of democratic accountability, through improved transparency between the Government and the public.

The transparency section of the Business Plan contains our Information Strategy, which describes the steps we will be taking to make our data and information publicly available. It includes a proposed list of input and impact indicators, with their related data sets, which can be used to assess our performance in our key priority areas.

Structural Reform Plan progress reports

2011

Business Plan Quarterly Data Summary (QDS)

On 18 July 2011, all Government departments published Business Plan Quarterly Data Summaries (QDS).

These are designed to provide a quarterly snapshot of how each department is spending its budget, the results it has achieved and how it is deploying its workforce.

2012

2011

The QDS will be updated each quarter with the next publication due in April 2012.  More information on Quarterly Data Summaries is available on the Cabinet Office website (opens in new browser window) 

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