The report, by the Children, Schools and Families Select Committee, suggests that government should follow the example of the Netherlands, where benefits are paid to young people for taking part in education, employment or training. The report also urges government to extend initiatives aimed at young people who are Neet in their 20s, instead of just 16- to 18-year-olds.
It warns that many young people looking for work or training need better access to advice on claiming benefits, housing support, or health matters. To meet this need, the report suggests introducing "one-stop shops" with a range of services under one roof.
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