Home  
   
Search this site
 
 

Public Affairs Panel

The Public Affairs Panel (PAP) is chaired by the Chief Executive and the secretariat role is being carried out by Ciaran Molloy

The Panel’s terms of reference are:

  • to foster the advancement of the construction industry's interest in, and contribution to, built environment issues so as to raise and maintain the profile of the CIC and ensure that it is seen as an authority on issues relating to the built environment;
  • to advise the CIC Chief Executive in making representations and responding to government and other public and influential bodies on policy issues and associated matters affecting the built environment;
  • to assist the preparation of policy papers and consultation responses and the handling of the media, where appropriate;
  • to co-ordinate members’ public affairs activities wherever possible and appropriate; and
  • to consider how CIC views on Public Affairs issues may be jointly presented to Government and other appropriate authorities in conjunction with other organisations representing specific sectors of the construction industry and, in particular, to advise the Chief Executive and CIC on joint representations through the Construction Umbrella Body network.

The Public Affairs Panel has launched a manifesto on construction entitled “Building the Future Economy – Manifesto for the Built Environment” at the three party political conferences in autumn 2009. A new version of this document was produced in March 2010 and has been widely disseminated.     

 

Visit the New Sector Skills Council for Construction - ConstructionSkills, CITBGB in partnership with CITBNI (Northern Ireland) and CIC (Construction Industry Council)

Visit CICskills
Carbon Critical Leadership
Click for CIC Online shop

Link to Press Releases
Link to CIC Publications page
DQI
Strategic Forum 2012 Construction Commitments


     
  For general information please contact CIC  
     

© 2011 Construction Industry Council.

Company Registration No. 2388396 A company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales
CIC registered office: 26 Store Street London WC1E 7BT