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uin	905420
date tabled	2016-06-09
max question first answered	2018-11-19T13:00:02.12Z

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525193

registered interest

date

09/06/2016

answering body

Cabinet Office

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answering dept short name

Cabinet Office

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Cabinet Office

hansard heading

Voluntary Work: Young People

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legislature

25259

pref label	House of Commons

question text

To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, what assessment he has made of the effect of the National Citizen Service on life chances.

tabling member constituency

Bexhill and Battle

tabling member printed

Huw Merriman

uin

905420

answer

is ministerial correction

date of answer

16/06/2016

answer text

<p>NCS is open to all young people and can significantly improve life chances. 7 in 10 participants felt more confident about getting a job in the future after NCS. Young people eligible for free school meals participate in high numbers and demonstrate stronger positive impacts in building resilience. The NCS Bill will make NCS a permanent feature of British life for young people from every background.</p>

answering member constituency

Reading East

answering member printed

Mr Rob Wilson

question first answered

16/06/2016 15:00:46

answering member

1556

label	Biography information for Mr Rob Wilson

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4137

answering member constituency

Reading East

answering member printed

Mr Rob Wilson

answering member

1556

label	Biography information for Mr Rob Wilson

tabling member

4442

label	Biography information for Huw Merriman