JN: Music is not a subject that you can funnel money into and turn things around in two or three years. The outcome of things we do today are going to be seen in 10, 15 or 20 years from now. At UK Music, music education is a real priority for us as an organisation that is at the front-end of lobbying government. A crucial thing in this field is winning the argument for the music industry being a key national asset. The tremendous and proven benefits of the subject on mental and physical wellbeing of young people, for example, is something we want to continue bringing to the attention of policymakers.
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