Esure's Stuart Vann on why whiplash reforms need to stay on the government agenda

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With parliamentarians heading back to work in the next couple of weeks and the Brexit decision two months behind us, attention now needs to turn to the deliverables the government signed up to in advance of the referendum and the subsequent change of Prime Minister and cabinet shakeup.

There is a huge political agenda for the government to deliver but it's important not to lose sight of the commitments already made.

Not least of these for our industry are the proposed whiplash

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