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The BBC works hard to spend your money wisely and deliver value for money.
Last year (1 April 2005 to 31 March 2006) the licence fee cost £126.50, or £10.54p
a month. The chart shows how your money was spent in an average month.
Note: Programme related costs such as marketing, and all overheads have been fully apportioned against channels/networks to show the total cost of BBC output
For more information about the cost per hour of different types of programmes please read Facts & Figures.
For full financial figures please read the Financial Statements.
The Governors' assessment of how well the BBC met its five strategic objectives in 2005/2006 is in the Governors' review of objectives.
For detailed reports on the performance of each BBC service please read the Governors' review of services.
The BBC's strategic objectives for 2006/2007 - set by the Governors - are in the Governors' review of objectives.
Detailed programme plans for and commitments made by each service are published in a separate document Statements of Programme Policy 2006/2007.
The Governors' Remuneration Report and information about salaries and other benefits for Governors and BBC executive directors are in the Compliance section. Staff and training costs are in the Financial Statements.
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