What's this all about then? This Government insists that it wants to incorporate the views of young people across all its work. In particular you can look at publications such as 2002's Learning to Listen action plan. One outcome was to incorporate research on children aged eight to 10 and young people aged 11 to 15 into the 2003 Home Office Citizenship Survey. The analysis, published in late February, offers evidence on issues such as what young people do in their families, the involvement they have in their communities and feelings about their neighbourhood, including experiences of discrimination.
What questions were they asked?
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