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This measure was announced on 17 October and represents a change to the policy announced in Spring Statement 2022. Since leaving the European Union (EU), the government has refocused the immigration system towards securing the skilled labour businesses need to stay competitive and innovative. Over the last year a high number of visas have been issued, [footnote 28] partly reflecting the UK’s action to welcome those from Ukraine and Hong Kong and international students returning after the COVID-19 pandemic. As these temporary factors ease over time, the government expects net migration to return broadly to pre-pandemic levels. The government will continue to strike the balance between reducing overall net migration in the longer term with ensuring businesses have the skills they need. The government is committed to ensuring cutting-edge innovative firms have access to finance to invest and grow. As previously announced, the government is increasing the generosity and availability of the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme and Company Share Option Plan. The government remains supportive of the Enterprise Investment Scheme and Venture Capital Trusts and sees the value of extending them in the future. The government will also continue to champion institutional investment into innovation so that UK savers can benefit from the growth of high potential businesses. Capital Gains Tax: extend the period for no gain/no loss transfers to three years for couples that separate or divorce

Options to improve the A75 - The government is reconfirming its commitment to work with the SG on options to improve the A75, in line with the findings from the Union Connectivity Review. The government has offered development funding to support this, subject to a business case from SG. OECD Pillar 2 - Following consultation, the government will legislate to implement the globally agreed G20-OECD Inclusive Framework Pillar 2 framework in the UK. For accounting periods beginning on or after 31 December 2023 the government will: NHS workforce plan - The government is publishing a comprehensive NHS workforce plan, including independently verified workforce forecasts, next year. This will include measures to make the best use of training to get doctors, nurses and allied health professionals into the workforce, increase workforce productivity and retention.The government is taking a balanced approach between revenue raising and spending restraint, whilst protecting vital public services. The Autumn Statement confirms that total departmental spending will grow in real terms at 3.7% a year on average over the current Spending Review period. Within this, departments will identify savings to manage pressures from higher inflation, supported by an Efficiency and Savings Review. New approach to consumer protection post April 2024 - The government will work with consumer groups and industry to consider the best approach to consumer protection from April 2024, including options such as social tariffs, as part of wider retail market reforms. The objectives of this new approach will be to deliver a fair deal for consumers, ensure the energy market is resilient and investable over the long-term, and support an efficient and flexible energy system.

In addition to economic stability, policy certainty is fundamental to giving businesses the confidence to invest. The government remains committed to supporting businesses to invest and grow by: The government’s priorities are stability, growth and public services. Economic stability relies on fiscal sustainability – and the Autumn Statement sets out the government’s plan to ensure that national debt falls as a proportion of the economy over the medium term. This will reduce debt servicing costs and leave more money to invest in public services; support the Bank of England’s action to control inflation; and give businesses the stability and confidence they need to invest and grow in the UK.improved ambulance response times for Category 2 incidents to 30 minutes on average over 2023-24, with further improvement towards pre-pandemic levels in 2024-25 Investment zones - The government will refocus the Investment Zones programme to catalyse a limited number of high potential clusters, working with local stakeholders, to be announced in the coming months. The existing expressions of interest will therefore not be taken forward. First Year Allowance for Electric Vehicle Chargepoints - The government will legislate in Spring Finance Bill 2023 to extend the 100% First Year Allowance for electric vehicle chargepoints to 31 March 2025 for corporation tax purposes and 5 April 2025 for income tax purposes. This will ensure that the tax system continues to incentivise business investment in charging infrastructure.

The government is committed to sustained economic growth. Growth funds high quality public services, raises living standards and keeps down government debt. To create the confidence and stability needed to achieve stronger growth, the government is taking decisive action to ensure sustainable public finances. Russia’s actions have significantly worsened the global growth outlook. The IMF point to the severe energy crisis in Europe sharply increasing costs of living and hampering economic activity. d The OBR attribute the majority of the downward revision to cumulative growth in the UK’s potential output over the next 5 years to the increase in energy prices since March. e Introduce an Income Inclusion Rule (IIR) which will require large UK headquartered multinational groups to pay a top-up tax where their foreign operations have an effective tax rate of less than 15%a) NBP/electricity forward prices average for 2023 compared to pre-pandemic average taken over ten-working-day observation window to 4 November. Putin’s illegal invasion of Ukraine and interference in global energy markets has exacerbated these issues. Limits on Russian natural gas supply to Europe, including the closure of Nord Stream 1 (the primary pipeline to Europe), have put significant upward pressure on European and UK natural gas prices. As a result, the prices of gas and electricity have risen to eight times their historic average. a Gross domestic product, constant prices, annual growth rate, OECD Annual National Accounts, November 2022. ↩

International comparison of the UK research base, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, May 2022. ↩ That is why the government is taking steps to ensure the education system provides the skills current and future employers need, for example through T-Levels, Higher Technical Qualifications, Skills Bootcamps and Apprenticeships. Memo: Total Capital DEL excluding ringfenced COVID-19, energy support, and intragovernmental leases(3)

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Public sector pay is a significant proportion of government departments’ resource DEL budgets. It is important that pay awards deliver value for the taxpayer whilst also recognising the vital importance of public sector workers. For 2022-23, the government accepted the pay recommendations of the independent Pay Review Bodies for the NHS, teachers, police and the armed forces. This delivered the highest uplifts in nearly twenty years, with most awards targeted towards the lower paid. The government is seeking recommendations from Pay Review Bodies where applicable for pay awards for 2023-24.



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