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Media Spokesperson, The British Youth Council

Do you think that political parties and more importantly the government really take youth pressure groups and political groups such as The British Youth Council and Student Unions seriously? Can you ... Show more »Do you think that political parties and more importantly the government really take youth pressure groups and political groups such as The British Youth Council and Student Unions seriously? Can you give some examples of the government acting upon what these groups have campaigned for? Or is the government only willing to listen if this will win them popularity with the electorate? Show less »

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Answered by Rachael Dumigan

I do think they listen, whether they act on what they have heard is completely different. One example where action has been taken is the free travel for under 16 year olds in London – that came about ... Show more »I do think they listen, whether they act on what they have heard is completely different. One example where action has been taken is the free travel for under 16 year olds in London – that came about from pressure from young people. I think politicians are starting to try to consult young people about the issues that effect them, I just think at the minute they don’t necessarily take to next step and act on what they have heard. Show less »

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