Autumn Statement date confirmed
The Government has announced that the Autumn Statement will take place on 3 December.
HM Treasury is seeking views on what stakeholders would like to see in Autumn Statement 2014.
The Treasury says that, “in the interest of open and transparent policy-making,” it welcomes original and innovative ideas, which will be considered as part of the policy-making process.
Business, charities and members of the public can submit these views via email to by 17 October.
The Autumn Statement will be one of the milestone political events in the lead up to the General Election campaign in May 2015.
If you would like to know more about background to the Statement or need assistance with preparing a submission, please contact Kevin Johnson at RJF Public Affairs, .
RJF will be publishing a Briefing Paper on the Autumn Statement. Let us know if you are interested or make sure you are subscribed to the Chamberlain News.
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