""My report provides a clear path, with a range of new initiatives that cover everything from new funding models to fundamental systems reform, that will enable ACE to strengthen its key, positive role in sustaining a world-class creative sector for the future.""
"The government believes charging international visitors at national museums could "provide significant benefits" and will work with the museum sector to explore options for charging international visitors."
"Alison Cole, the director of the Cultural Policy Unit thinktank, stated that charging overseas visitors would be a "very bad idea," reflecting concerns from cultural commentators."
"Maria Balshaw, the outgoing director of Tate, echoed concerns about the proposal, indicating that it could negatively impact the cultural landscape."
The UK government has welcomed Margaret Hodge's review of Arts Council England, recognizing the need for reform and the potential introduction of admission fees for international visitors at national museums. While acknowledging the necessity of a phased approach to implementation, the government agrees with Hodge on the importance of maintaining the arm's length principle in funding decisions. Hodge's report outlines various initiatives aimed at strengthening the creative sector, although some proposals have faced criticism from cultural commentators regarding the impact of charging overseas visitors.
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