The CBI has launched its manifesto for next year’s Assembly elections calling for improvements in the delivery of critical infrastructure, closing the skills gap and an economic strategy to enhance competitiveness and productivity.
It also calls for the UK’s single market to be protected by ensuring that there is a common business tax regime, a single regime for financial regulation, a single energy market and a cross-border set of employment law across Great Britain.
The business organisation says that following the election next May, the incoming Welsh Government should within its first 100 days publish a timetable for the delivery of critical transport infrastructure, including the M4 Black Route, the South Wales Metro, rail electrification and targeted improvements to the A40, A477 and A55. For the full article click here
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