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Performance reporting

Customs is funded by the Commonwealth Government for one outcome, which consists of five outputs. These outputs are the services that Customs delivers to Government and the community. The outcome is the social and economic result that the Government seeks from the outputs.

This section reviews the performance of Customs against the five outputs and its contribution towards the Customs outcome. The Customs outcome is:

Effective border management that, with minimal disruption to legitimate trade and travel, prevents illegal movement across the border, raises revenue and provides trade statistics.

The five outputs are:

Output 1	Facilitation of the legitimate movement of goods across the border, while intercepting prohibited and restricted imports and exports
Output 2	Facilitation of the legitimate movement of people across the border, while identifying illegal movements
Output 3	Civil maritime surveillance and response
Output 4	Administration of Customs duty and indirect taxes, other border-related revenue collection, and import/export statistics
Output 5	Anti-dumping and countervailing administration