Speaking at the Positive for Youth conference in Westminster on Wednesday, billed as a "youth summit", Loughton said a final version of the strategy will only be published once the sector has been consulted over the summer.
"I’m going to produce a draft of proposals that I’m then going to give back to you to inspect and scrutinise," he told delegates. "You can pull it to pieces and really let me know what you think before government produces a final policy document on young people."
He added that the policy will be different to previous government documents that were "high in costs but low in actual content for the people that they were intended for".
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