Proceeding contribution from Graham Stuart (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 22 March 2012. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Services for Young People.
Services for Young People
The Committee will look forward to pursuing that further with the Minister, but if it is a correction I am grateful for it. The purpose of our inquiry was to recognise that so many youth services struggle to show their impact—we criticised them for that and also sympathised with them because of the impossibility of doing so—but we know anecdotally from young people that those services are important. We wanted to provide a platform for youth services to be heard to ensure that time was found to focus on them. We hoped that the process of conducting the inquiry would make it less likely that ill-thought-out and disproportionate cuts would be made by local authorities in a tough situation—caused by the profligate behaviour of the previous Government, to reinforce the Minister's point and to make a tiny rebuttal of so many partisan remarks from Opposition Members. Despite the Minister's occasional tetchiness at our probing—
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- Finance Training Young people Voluntary work Youth services Cuts National Citizen Service Trust
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