The MCIA has reissued its invitation to everyone in the industry to continue to submit their observations on how Brexit may affect or benefit the industry. The association has set up a dedicated website for feedback (see below).
The forum has been available since August last year and is open to members and non-members. It is easy to use and requests that people provide a simple explanation of any EU-related task, issue, concern or subject which they believe needs to be reviewed as the UK prepares to leave the European Union. People can submit as many ideas as they want and they can be anonymous if wanted.
The MCIA has also recently surveyed members about where UK destination products are manufactured and which counties they export to, as well as how many employees are EU migrants. The National Motorcycle Dealers Association has also been surveying its members about workforces.
All the information gathered will help MCIA review its Brexit position in line with the developing situation.
MCIA CEO Steve Kenward says: “To date there have only been limited comments but we anticipate that this will change as the detailed issues of leaving Europe become real on a daily basis.”
The next Brexit member meeting will be held at 10.30am on 8 May, MCIA, Rye Hill, Coventry.










