The Department for Exiting the EU has today released a list of 58 industry sectors for which it has done Brexit impact studies – the bike industry doesn’t make the cut. DEXEU has so far refused to publish the impact studies.
The 58 sectors – including aerospace, aeromotive and broadcasting – account for 88 percent of the economy, says the Government. Retail is one of the sectors studied, but not individual retail sectors.
Member of the Exiting the EU select committee Seema Malhotra, a Labour MP, claimed that David Davis’ refusal to publish the impact studies was "about keeping parliament and the public in the dark."
She added: "Industry must have confidence that their concerns are understood and being responded to. Business needs clarity and certainty."
SECTOR STUDIES
1. Advertising and marketing
2. Aerospace
3. Agriculture, Animal Health and Food and Drink manufacturing
4. Architecture
5. Asset Management
6. Audit and accounting
7. Automotive
8. Aviation
9. Broadcasting
10.Bus and coach transport
11.Business services
12.Catering: retail and wholesale
13.Chemicals
14.Construction and Engineering
15.Consumer Goods
16.Crafts
17.Defence
18.Design: product, graphic, and fashion design
19.Electricity market, incl. renewables
20.Electronics
21.Environmental Services: waste
22.Environmental Services: water
23.Film, TV, video, radio and photography
24.Fintech
25.Fisheries
26.Gambling
27.Gas market
28.Higher Education
29.Insurance and pensions
30. IT, software, and computer services (incl. video games)
31.Legal Services
32.Life Sciences
33.Machinery and equipment
34.Maritime/ports including marine equipment
35.Market infrastructure (financial services)
36.Medical devices
37.Medical services and social care
38.Museums, galleries, and libraries
39.Music, performing and visual arts
40.Nuclear
41.Oil and fossil fuel production (including gas)
42.Payment services and systems
43.Pharmaceuticals
44.Post
45.Professional services
46.Publishing
47.Rail including manufacturing
48.Real Estate
49.Retail
50.Retail and corporate banking
51.Road haulage and logistics
52.Space
53.Steel and other metals/commodities
54.Technology (ICT)
55.Telecommunications
56.Textiles and Clothing
57.Tourism
58.Wholesale markets and investment banking
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