NO - Danyel Edwards, 17, member of Children's Express, a UK-wide programme of learning through journalism
I didn't know young people could have a say in the future of the BBC. I've just learned there is a web site where young people can go and find a "child-friendly" explanation of what the Royal Charter is and how we can contribute to the review. But it's not the easiest site to find and I doubt many people my age will know anything about it. What's the point in being able to have a say if we didn't know we could in the first place?
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