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Title: Welcome Andy Carver Executive Director


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WelcomeAndy CarverExecutive Director
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Comprehensive Spending Review 2006
  • announced autumn 2005
  • submission to DCMS May 2006
  • Tessa Jowell now feels well armed

3
Context
  • nine years of growth
  • 64 increase in real terms
  • standstill since 2004
  • tough spending round
  • some departments took 5 cut in April budget

4
Spending Review 2007 timing
  • possible decision points
  • budget March 07
  • early summer 07
  • the next 36 months are crucial

5
Strategic objectives
  • to make the arts a central part of the
    Governments
  • success narrative
  • to make it easy for the Government to make a
  • good decision for us

6
Our request to Government
  • flat real
  • increase of 12 million per year
  • between 2008 and 2011

7
Communications principles
  • positive
  • emphasis on shared success and opportunity to
    build on that success
  • unity
  • within the arts
  • across the cultural sector
  • support in key areas
  • the political class
  • business leaders

8
Target audiences
secondary influences
Number 10, Number 11 DCMS
primary influences
decision-makers
backbench labour MPs DCMS select committee media
commentators think tanks Government departments
senior arts figures arts board members business
figures constituency influence
9
Primary influencers in Yorkshire
  • The top 75
  • - Ed Balls MP
  • - Alan Johnson MP
  • - Yvette Cooper MP
  • - Ed Miliband MP
  • - Philip Davies MP
  • - Baroness Lockwood
  • Labours new intake and key marginals

10
Communications framework
the 75
policy communications
Arts Council events eg 60th birthday
other groups coordinated campaigns
regularly funded organisations activity
public activity
11
Key messages
  • the arts are thriving thanks to sustained,
    enhanced
  • government investment
  • our arts organisations are among the best in
  • the world and we want them to stay that way
  • the 2012 Olympics is to be a cultural and
    sporting
  • festival and the arts sector will be
    decisive in
  • delivering that cultural dimension
  • risking the financial stability of arts
    organisations
  • threatens further growth
  • the arts are for everyone access to the
    arts and
  • participation for all

12
Tactics, tools and resources
A Midsummer Nights Dream Northern Ballet
Theatre Photo Brian Slater
  • evidential
  • facts and figures
  • tone
  • positive
  • not shrill
  • not glossy
  • delivery
  • face-to-face
  • web to reach public and
  • show wider support

13
What happens afterwards?
  • irrespective of the result of SR2007 we will
    conduct a national strategic review of our
    portfolio of regularly funded organisations, in
    the context of our published strategies and plans
  • any opportunities for significant funding
    increases will be limited
  • we are committed to cash standstill budgets
  • for our operating costs

14
How can you be part of the campaign?
  • make contact with your local MP, particularly if
    Labour, and certainly if they have influence
  • always use the key messages
  • keep our communications team informed

15
Review of main points
  • the next 36 months are key
  • arts are part of the Governments success
    narrative
  • we will succeed if we work together

Gillies Jones Glass Photo Tony Bartholomew
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Thank youYour questions?
www.artscouncil.org.uk
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