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Annual Report and Accounts

2003/2004

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Dstl Annual Report 2003/04

Contents

Contents

03 Chief Executive’s foreword

04 Financial highlights

05 Technical highlights

12 Support to operations: Op Telic

14 People

16 Technical and exploitation

18 Site rationalisation

20 Critical success factors

23 Key targets

24 Corporate governance

26 Foreword to the accounts

27 Statement on internal control

29 Accounts

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Dstl Annual Report 2003/04

Defence Science and Technology Laboratory

Annual Report and Accounts 2003/2004

Presented to Parliament pursuant to section 4 (6) ofthe Government Trading Funds Act 1973 as amendedby the Government Trading Act 1990.

Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed21 July 2004.

HC728 London: The Stationery Office £13.60

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Dstl Annual Report 2003/04 02

Mission, vision and values of Dstl

Mission

Our mission describes the fundamental purpose of the organisationin terms of the impact we want to make in the world. It addresseswhat we are passionate about doing, what motivates us.

Our mission is to create the winning edge for UK forces andgovernment through the best use of science and technology.

Vision

Our vision describes the kind of organisation we aspire to be. It isan expression of what would constitute success in three, five or tenyears.

Our vision is to be the indispensable source of science andtechnology at the heart of defence.

Values

The type of organisation Dstl becomes corporately, and what willdistinguish us from others, will be defined by the way we behaveas individuals. Our values describe the way we behave, day by day.

• Supporting each other regardless of position in the organisation• Cherishing knowledge• Commitment to the public interest• Responsiveness• Excellence• Creativity