PARLIAMENTARY LEADERSHIP
Chair, APPG on Blockchain Technologies
The Chair leads the Group's parliamentary programme, supported by officers and members from across both Houses.
View APPG leadership & members →The APPG on Blockchain Technologies is coordinated by the British Blockchain Association, which provides the Secretariat service to the Group.
Head of Secretariat
Professor Naseem Naqvi MBE
For general enquiries, contact the MP’s office.
Parliamentary office
Gareth Davies MP, Chair
House of Commons, London
Policy dialogue · BBA forums and summits
Explore how APPG officers have contributed to BBA forums and the Blockchain Associations Forum, from policy conversations to international keynotes. These recordings and highlights are dated, with roles described as they stood at each event.
Keynote highlightsAPPG Chair at this event
He outlined how Britain’s legal, financial and research strengths can support blockchain innovation.
“It is vital that we provide an environment conducive to innovation so that talent and skills can thrive in this country in the years ahead.”
6:24Keynote at the 5th BAF summit
APPG Chair at this event
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22:40Blockchain as a force for good
UK House of Lords
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7:50Blockchain, digital currency and the UK economy
UK House of Lords
Watch recording on YouTube ↗EXPLORE THE APPG
Chair, officers and the wider cross-party parliamentary membership.
Explore members →02Parliamentary roundtables, field visits, masterclasses and other APPG activity.
Explore activities →03Policy work, consultation responses, evidence and relevant outputs from the wider BBA policy programme.
Explore policy →04The long-term evidence-led vision for strengthening the UK's blockchain ecosystem.
Explore the roadmap →
The ecosystem in action · 2025
The BBA’s annual review records 14 APPG engagements, including parliamentary roundtables and discussions connecting legislators with evidence and expertise.
Explore the 2025 review →ABOUT APPGs
All-Party Parliamentary Groups are informal cross-party groups of Members of Parliament and Peers with a shared interest in a particular subject. The APPG on Blockchain Technologies is not an official website of the House of Commons or House of Lords. The British Blockchain Association provides the Secretariat.
