Whatever party gains power after this Thursday's general election, it has just 90 days to prove its business credentials, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has claimed.
Issuing a 12-point plan for growth, the employers' group said the next government has to put business at the heart of its thinking from day one.
Included in the BCC's demands is a call to scrap Labour's planned National Insurance increase, a moratorium on new employment laws before 2014, a "systematic review" of business regulations and measures to increase finance for viable companies.



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