Proceeding contribution from Lindsay Hoyle (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 29 June 2009. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Building Britain's Future.
Building Britain's Future
My right hon. Friend is aware that this is about being brave, doing the essentials and coming up with schemes such as those he has proposed. It is right to support people at the jobcentres and to say that retraining is very important, but surely we ought to be investing in people who are already in work. That could be done through a short-time working subsidy. Young people need employment and we should have a national jobs summit followed by regional jobs summits. That would bring all the players together—the major employers, the small employers, the unions and the CBI. That is what we have to do, because we have to start pushing forward. Please can we spend the section 106 money held in bank accounts across the country by local authorities, as that could create the housing that we need now?
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- 2008-09
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- Children Construction British nationality Council housing Neighbourhood policing Broadband Cluster munitions Carbon capture and storage Digital technology Housing Finance House of Lords Financial services Infrastructure Innovation Legislation Employment schemes NHS Low incomes Railways Schools Training Young people Regulation Reform Renewable energy Video games Unemployment Voluntary work Government bills Electrification Future Jobs Fund
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