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Our performance

This series brings together all documents relating to Our performance

From:
Department for Culture, Media and Sport and Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport
Published
28 August 2013

We use a number of indicators to measure our performance.

These are split into input and impact indicators.

Input indicators show what is being ‘bought’ with public money, ie the resources being invested into delivering the results that we and our partners are aiming to achieve.

Impact indicators give information on the outcomes of our work. They reflect the quality and effectiveness of the programmes and priorities set out in our business plan and the impact they have on society. They provide a broad picture of performance, with a particular focus on whether fairness is being improved.

Performance indicators

A list of input and impact performance indicators, and the latest data for each, is contained within the Performance Indicators page of the DCMS website.

Equality data

DCMS has identified the following equality objectives linked to our Business Plan

  • The proportion of school children participating in competitive sport Intention of equality objective: Equal opportunities for children to play competitive sport
  • The employment of people within the tourism industries Intention of equality objective: Creating opportunities for people (across demographics) in employment
  • The delivery of broadband across the UK Intention of equality objective: DCMS is committed to providing universal access to broadband in the UK, with at least 90 per cent of premises covered by superfast broadband networks by 2015.
  • The preparations for, and the staging of, the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games (see table below) Intention of equality objective: To build an inclusive London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games To have the best possible small, skilled, motivated and diverse team
Equality objective Data source Comment
The preparations for and staging of the 2012 Olympics London 2012 Employment and Skills Update July 2011 (PDF 1.4mb) This document is a breakdown of the ‘current’ workforce on the park (as of July 2011)
  London 2012 Employment and Skills Contractor workforce, April 2008-July 2011 (PDF 1.3mb) This document is a breakdown of the cumulative workforce on the park – i.e. everyone who has worked on it for 5 days or more since April 2008 (as of July 2011)

Statement of new regulation

The statement of new regulation (SNR) covers all new regulatory measures that fall within the scope of One-in, Two-out. The list contains a short description of each measure, the expected date of implementation and a link to the latest available impact assessment (where published). Measures have been broken down into three main categories, INs, OUTs and ZERO NET COSTs.

Table of DCMS Fifth Statement of New Regulation (SNR5) measures

This summarises the deregulatory and regulatory measures introduced by DCMS between January and June 2013 and the net costs on business. Note that Government Equalities Office (GEO) measures have been included in the DCMS balance from SNR5 onwards following a machinery of government change in September 2012. GEO measures brought into force prior to SNR5 remain under the Home Office (HO) balance.

1 - INs

Impact assessment number Title of measure Purpose of the measure Date the measure is due to come into force Equivalent annual net cost to business (£m, 2009) Impact assessment
GEO1030 Equality Act 2010: Section 40 (2)-(4) To remove liability on employers for harassment of their employees by third parties such as customers Mar-13 £0.3m To be published at commencement
DCMS004 The Legal Deposit Libraries Act 2003: off line publications To extend the requirement on publishers to deposit new print publications to CDs and microfilms Apr-13 £0.0m To be published at commencement

2 - ZEROs (N/A)
3 - OUTs

Impact assessment number Title of measure Purpose of the measure Date the measure is due to come into force Equivalent annual net cost to business (£m, 2009) Impact assessment
GEO1033 Equality Act 2010: section 138 To remove obligation on employers to respond to information requests from persons that have a potential harassment case Mar-13 -£0.8m To be published at commencement
DCMS006 The Legal Deposit Libraries Act 2003: on line publications To extend the requirement on publishers to deposit new print publications to online publications Apr-13 -£0.8m To be published at commencement
DCMS033 Amendment to Licensing Act 2003 To reduce licensing requirements for live entertainment according to audience numbers Apr-13 To be confirmed with the RPC To be published at commencement
DCMS037 Amendment to gambling Act 2005: airside gaming machines To change the provisions governing the availability of entitlements to gaming machines at premises selling alcohol at airports Apr-13 To be confirmed with the RPC To be published at commencement
DCMS045 Amendment to Gambling Act 2005: trackside employment To change the rules to allow u18s to be employed at “sporting venues” which have betting premises Apr-13 To be confirmed with the RPC To be published at commencement
DCMS048 Heritage proposal in the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (ERR) Bill To deregulate non-planning consents related to heritage protection (implementing Penfold Review recommendations) and to deregulate management of Osborne House by English Heritage Apr-13 -£0.0m To be published at commencement
DCMS050 / Hospitality, food and drink Amendment to the Wireless Telegraphy Act 1967 To remove the requirement for retailers to send notification of TV sales to TV licensing Apr-13 -£2.5m To be published at commencement
DCMS055 Amendment to Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill – listed building consent To simplify the listed building consent regime (implements Penfold Review recommendation) Apr-13 -£2.5m To be published at commencement

4 - EU

Impact Assessment Number Title of Measure Purpose of the Measure Date the measure is due to come into force Equivalent Annual Net Cost to Business (£m, 2009) Impact Assessment
DCMS062 The Mobile Roaming (European Communities Amendment) Regulations 2012 To give powers to Ofcom to supervise and enforce EU regulations on mobile roaming services Feb-13 To be confirmed with the RPC To be published at commencement
DCMS051 The Authorisation of Frequency Use for the Provision of Mobile Satellite Services To implement a pan-European enforcement mechanism on operators of mobile satellite services Jan-13 £0.0m To be published at commencement

Table of DCMS Fourth Statement of New Regulation (SNR4) measures

This summaries the deregulatory and regulatory measures introduced by DCMS between July and December 2012 and the net costs on business.

1 - INs (N/A)
2 - ZEROs (N/A)
3 - OUTs

Impact assessment number Title of measure Purpose of the measure Date the measure is due to come into force Equivalent annual net cost to business (£m, 2009) Impact assessment
DCMS014 Exempting Live Music from the Provisions of the Licensing Act 2003 To remove unnecessary regulatory burdens relating to live music provision and reduce costs that deter small venues from staging live music Oct-12 -£0.4m Proposal to exempt live music from the Licensing Act 2003

Table of DCMS Third Statement of New Regulation (SNR3) measures

This summaries the deregulatory and regulatory measures introduced by DCMS between January and June 2012 and the net costs on business.

1 - INs (N/A)
2 - ZEROs

Impact assessment number Title of measure Purpose of the measure Date the measure is due to come into force Equivalent annual net cost to business (£m, 2009) Impact assessment
DCMS005 Local TV: Implementing a new framework To introduce 3 Statutory Instruments which taken together will lay the foundation for a vibrant and sustainable new local TV framework June 2012 £0.0m Local TV: implementing a new framework
DCMS038 Implementing the new PEGI Classification system for video games To amend the Video Recordings (Labelling) Regulations 2010 in order to implement the UK’s new video games classification and labelling regime April 2012 £0.0m Video recording labelling regulations 2011
DCMS043 Local TV and independent producers To consider removal of the quota on local TV services to carry independent productions and consider measures to allow independent production companies bid for local TV licences April 2012 £0.0m Independent producers and local TV

3 - OUTs

Impact assessment number Title of measure Purpose of the measure Date the measure is due to come into force Equivalent annual net cost to business (£m, 2009) Impact assessment
DCMS031 Adjustments to gambling operating licence fees To amend the Gambling Commission fees (the fees that the industry pay for their regulation) to ensure that they best reflect full regulatory cost recovery, and introduce some deregulatory measures to the existing regime, so that overall costs to business can be reduced April 2012 -£0.7m Adjustments to gambling operating licence fees
DCMS044 Amendments to Schedule 6 of the Gambling Act 2005 To facilitate better information sharing and enable the effective control of betting integrity issues and ensure relevant sports bodies are included in Schedule 6 so that information sharing can happen in a timely and effective manner to fight against sports better corruption April 2012 -£0.1m Information sharing and control of betting integrity issues

Table of DCMS second statement of new regulation (SNR2) measures

This summaries the deregulatory and regulatory measures introduced by DCMS between July and December 2011 and the net costs on business.

1 - INs (N/A)
2 - ZEROs

Impact assessment number Title of measure Purpose of the measure Date the measure is due to come into force Equivalent annual net cost to business (£m, 2009) Impact assessment
DCMS10 The Media Ownership (Radio and Cross-media) Order 2010 Removal of local cross-media ownership rules August 2011 £0m The Media Ownership (Radio and Cross-media) Order 2011

2 - OUTs

Impact assessment number Title of measure Purpose of the measure Date the measure is due to come into force Equivalent annual net cost to business (£m, 2009) Impact assessment
DCMS007 Gambling Act 2005: Category B3 Gaming Machine The government wants to give Adult Gaming Centres (AGCs) and bingo clubs more operational flexibility and freedom to take commercial decisions to prevent further closures and job losses July 2011 -£8.6m The Gambling Act 2005 (Gaming Machines in Adult Gaming Centres and Bingo Premises) Order 2011

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