Policy Forum

On this page, please take the opportunity to partcipate in any of the online discussions about policy.

Conservative Future is going to get involved with the Conservative Policy Forum to allow CF members to feed ideas into the policy discussions.

The CPF gives members of the Party the opportunity to take part in policy discussions and get their voice heard.

It is a national Party Group that will give Members the opportunity to discuss the major policy challenges facing Britain; the aim is for it to be an independent, modern and effective discussion forum for policy ideas, encouraging a two-way flow of ideas helping to reach out and connect with people outside the Party.

This is where CFPF comes in:

Conservative Future has been given the chance to mirror the party and get involved with policy formation through the launch of Conservative Future Policy Forum.

Every month policy papers are released and we will ask CF members to feed in their ideas, which will then go in a completed report to the CPF. South Holland and the Deepings conservative Future Branch will be holding a CPF meeting after the ordinary branch meetings each month.

For the September Policy Forum briefing on "Vulnerable Young People" please click here

For the Question sheet please click here

Please fill your responce in the form below.

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Vulnerable Young People

1. Priorities for young people: Looking towards 2015, what are the priorities for government to focus on to help vulnerable young people - is it family breakdown, health, law and order, education, something else?

2. Health: Looking toward 2015 and beyond, how can our health services better identify and support the particular needs of young people?

3. Education: What role should schools play in tackling the problems of underachievement of children in care, of health challenges and of social/ familial breakdown?

4. Crime: Overall crime is falling. Do you think crime rates among vulnerable young people will follow suit by 2015 or are there unique circumstances among the behaviour or situation of young people which requires specific attention and/or has different outcomes?

5. Justice: What will be the main obstacles facing the rehabilitation of young offenders in 2015?

6. Have your views on young people been affected by the events of this summer? In particular, the public disturbances and riots. Should these events influence policy development from 2015 with regard to young people and, if so, how?