Getting the best out of the BBC for licence fee payers
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Each year the Trust publishes a plan so that you can find out what our priorities are, why we have set them and what we will be doing about them in the year ahead
When we hear an appeal on a complaint we always publish the result – and the thinking behind it
We publish the policies and protocols that underlie our decisions and the way we work
We issue each BBC service a service licence detailing what we expect it to achieve – and we review each service regularly
Public value tests give us the hard evidence that helps us decide whether or not to allow the BBC to launch new services or make significant changes to existing ones
Our audience research helps us make sure we understand the concerns of the public about the BBC
We commission regular independent investigations into the efficiency and value for money of the BBC – part of our work to ensure licence fee payers get the best out of the BBC
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The BBC is serving younger audiences well but there are some areas where the BBC could do more, a BBC Trust review says.
On October 30 2009, the BBC Executive submitted revised governance proposals in respect of its application to the Trust to assess project Canvas.