The government agrees with the Committee’s recommendation. Recommendation implemented. The government has committed to regularly reviewing progress against the Industrial Strategy. As above, implementation is a government-wide effort, underpinned by shared objectives and metrics. This will be supported by the ISAC through its expertise on monitoring and evaluation and continued advice on policy development and delivery, helping ensure the Industrial Strategy remains fit for purpose. In addition, all fiscal events will set out the government’s continued support for the Industrial Strategy and the IS-8 growth-driving sectors. The department has opted for a public approach to monitoring and evaluation, supported by the ISAC (set out above). This is underpinned by an impact pathway, as outlined in the technical annex published alongside the Industrial Strategy, which sets out the underlying logic tracking individual policies to real world outcomes to achieve the Industrial Strategy’s goal of long-term, sustainable, regionally balanced, and resilient growth. Government departments and public bodies will carry out monitoring and evaluation for their individual policies and Sector Plans. The government defines top-level objectives for the growth mission by increases in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita and Real Household Disposable Income. The Industrial Strategy supports both by enhancing productivity, the key long-term growth driver.