Tim Miller, Senior Sector Adviser, provides insight into the latest CBI action and ways you can get involved in our work on construction.
13 Sep 2019, 2 min read
As you would expect, the CBI has been having extensive engagement with Westminster following a new Cabinet and a third construction minister of the year, as Nadhim Zahawi MP replaced Andrew Stephenson MP.
Away from the political headlines, the CBI’s work for the sector continues, you can find out more in my latest briefing, and here are some highlights..
New CBI campaign: Improving public procurement
The delivery of major UK infrastructure is critical to confidence in the construction sector. Government highlighted this during the Spending Review last week, but business agrees that it’s how government procures and manages major projects that impacts large and small firms across the country.
Read more about the CBI's new campaign, and how we’re working to make a difference for procurement in the public sector.
CBI supports sector Trade Associations on calls to reverse Domestic Reverse Charge
In July, 14 Construction Sector Trade Associations and the Federation of Small Businesses co-signed a letter to the chancellor Sajid Javid asking for
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