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BUSINESS HELPDESK SECTOR REPRESENTATIO N HELP DESK


to Governme A key role of


f a trade associatio


members’ interests are reflected in material manufacturers so our builders merchants and building the role, value and importance of chain to government and outline is to raise the profile of our supply One of the key roles of the BMF


that most politicians have little It is an unfortunate fact public policy.


most efficient route-to-market for demonstrate that merchants are the sector to government is essential to and commerce. Representing our homes and premises for community are distributed in order to build understanding of how materials


these materials.


l BMF P li O l k i Since 2015, we have published an Policy outlook


government ministers devolved BMF Policy Outlook is sent to Regional and Forum Chairs. BMF’s Board of Directors and content, with further input from The results helped shaped the based on a survey of BMF members. published in March this year, is The content of the latest version, regulation, tax and spending. out our asks in terms of policy, annual BMF Policy Outlook setting


proposals in favour of our members wherever possible give alternative wrongful assumptions and, consultation responses challenge Leading on from this, subsequent growth and employment policies. on important construction, clean willingness to work in partnership case for our sector and signals our local authorities. It both makes the administrations, elected mayors and government ministers, devolved


Southampton Co i


Improving Air Quality.I Air Quality.


retail customers o Industrial Strateg represents our in regions. BMF Pol levels in the less-w output, employm problem is the ne Possibly the m


Increasingly we a Face-to-face


to-face meetings Increasingly, we a


messages.


Last year we h eld our first-ever parliamentary rec the BMF’s landm 110 years as a tra 40 as a Federatio 23 MPs and 7 Pe members, the ev Business Secretar


Derby, Leeds, Nottingham and Package, and to Birmingham, Government’s Planning Reform Housing, Communities and Local our responses to the Ministry of Recent examples of this include proposals in favour of our members.


12


ception, marking mark anniversary’s ade association and on. Attended by


eers alongside BMF vent saw former ry Sir Vince Cable


MP speaking at t the start with the then Housing Sec


MP replying for t the Government. We have taken of constituency v into local busines


Northern Ireland Minister John


cretary Sajid Javid n MPs on a number


visits to gain insight sses, including


our members serve. gy for the trade & put to an ambitious icy Outlook well performing ment and education eed to boost most pressing uality.


ouncils on lity.


s to reinforce our are arranging face-


are arranging face e


S li i Penrose M


Alsford Timber in Twickenham. Party Lead West Lond John McDo in Wakefie Creagh M Shadow Tr Supplies in


opportunit


parties, which provide yet another political conferences of the largest And we


to make o ur case. In addition to debates an


employme on constru municipal


MP to Bradfords Building n Weston-Super-Mare, ransport Secretary, Mary P to Howarth Timber eld, Shadow Chancellor onnell MP to Lords in don, as well as Lib Dem er, Sir Vince Cable MP to mber in Twickenham. e always attend the party onferences of the largest hich provide yet another ty to take soundings and


BMF cond ucts one-to-one talks with MPs, Metro Mayors and other leaders and party officials uction, clean grown and ent.


nd fringe meetings, the Metro Mayors and other


React and r


headlines r Occasiona


considered, or a committee holds debated in parliament, legislation is In addition, when a topic is stories or correct misleading facts. of view - especially to rebut untrue quickly to put our members’ point headlines requiring the BMF to react


requiring the BMF to react lly, a story hits the and respond


an i


on brick supplies and acoustic • bu scru mem


insu • ne self- taxp • pla


ulation


ew homes - notably on - & custom-building and payer-funded support


anning permission - notably on use classes, permitted development, pre-


-commencement conditions, and under-resourced planning dep


• tax rate


court case • vo


inpu


skills - notably on the new App


ocational training and s - notably on the new prenticeships’ Levy.


oliticians say they value our ut because we are a business and economic voice that speaks for companies in almost every cons


Politicians say they value our companies in almost every


the 201 dow BMF Y


Policy & Public Affairs tab. 9 at www.bmf.org.uk under wnload the BMF Policy Outlook F’s public affairs work and ou can find out more about stituency.


www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net


es of VAT following a European xation - notably on reduced artments


brick supplies and acoustic uilding materials - notably utiny, it can be quite specific: mbers. In cases of line-by-line


b In cases of line-by-line nquiry, we will brief elected


on like BMF is to highlight the indust try it represents ent and the wider economy.


BMJ ntsjournal.net May 2019


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