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Recommendation 27
27
Accepted
Nationally, the sector contributed £34.6 million to the UK economy in 2019.67 We therefore challenged...
Recommendation
Nationally, the sector contributed £34.6 million to the UK economy in 2019.67 We therefore challenged the Department about its role in overseeing the business aspects of the sector and what it was doing to build the sector including exploiting its export potential. The Department told us there was “food for thought” in how it built on some of the new links it had developed, including with the more commercial end of the arts sector. It considered that the Department and its Ministers were “the biggest cheerleaders for the creative industries across Government”. It told us it was very proud of the sector’s successes and was committed to promoting the significance of the creative industries as an export industry and for regional economic growth.68 65 Qq 67–69 66 Qq 69, 70, 73 67 C&AG’s report, para 2 68 Qq 74, 79 16 COVID 19: Culture Recovery Fund
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The government accepts the recommendation and commits to having the DCMS Permanent Secretary write to the Committee by December 2021, outlining how the department will achieve future cultural and economic impacts, including for export.
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Government Response
Accepted
HM Government · verbatim extract
Accepted
6c: PAC recommendation: The Permanent Secretary should write to us by the end of 2021 setting out: • how the Department will realise future cultural and economic impacts, including for export, from its investment. 6.5 The government agrees with the Committee’s recommendation. Target implementation date: December 2021 6.6 The DCMS Permanent Secretary will write to the Committee in December 2021 to outline how the department will realise future cultural and economic impacts, including for export, from its investment.
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