§ Mr. RichardsTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales what targets he has set for Cadw, Welsh Historic Monuments Executive Agency.
§ Sir Wyn RobertsCadw has been set the following key targets for 1994–95:
- (i) To complete 90 per cent. of the approved conservation maintenance programme.
- (ii) To complete 40 re-survey lists.
- (iii) To resolve 75 per cent. of ad hoc listing cases within 120 days.
- (iv) To complete 100 scheduling actions, of which at least 70 per cent. involve additional protection.
- (v) To resolve 75 per cent. of listed building consent cases within 28 days, and 90 per cent. of cases within 42 days.
- (vi) To resolve 75 per cent. of scheduled monument consent cases within 90 days, and 90 per cent. of cases within 120 days.
- (vii) To resolve 80 per cent. of historic buildings grant applications within 17 weeks.
- (viii) To resolve 80 per cent. of ancient monument grant applications within six weeks.
- (ix) To pay 90 per cent. of properly presented claims for historic buildings and ancient monument grants within four weeks of receipt.
- (x) To achieve a market share of 63 per cent. of the number of visitors to the top 20 heritage sites in Wales.
- (xi) To increase the average spend per visitor to 206 pence.
- (xii) To operate within allocated programme and running cost budgets.
- (xiii) To achieve an efficiency saving of 2.0 per cent. on gross running costs.
Full details of Cadw's performance against its targets for 1993–94 will be published in the agency's annual report.