The British government must act urgently to minimize the uncertainty of Brexit, which affects investment decisions and slows down job creation. This is stated in a letter to Times newspaper, written by the general director of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Carolyn Fairbairn

"The first part of the plan is to get a strong and decisive leadership as soon as possible. Companies welcomed the decision to postpone the beginning of the separation process in accordance with Article 50 of the EC Treaty. Secondly, we must agree on the principles, which should be the basis of our new relationship with Europe and the rest of the world. The government should strive to protect and barrier-free access to the single market of 500 million consumers. The third part of the plan is to forge closer and deeper cooperation between business and government to help shape future economic relations",