mr. matthew otubu. [cheers and applause] >> while, thank you, mr. speaker. thousands of young people whose work experience are the most important issue. so we know it's a big deal for young people across the country. it was voted second in a series ballot, second in my home region of the northeast and first in my own city of newcastle. i know i don't have an accent on the bubble talk about that much later. so although i speak at this motion today, rest assured that i'm standing of work experience and career advice. listen to this, even without work experience in schools, the english department of education reported rates of up to 95%. so surely the real problem is not access, but the quality of the work in the career advice young people are being given. government describes work experience by substantial, challenging an event to the young person study programmer career inspiration. what many of us, including those who are in favor of this motion must concede that once or twice we've been on the receiving end of miserably inadequate work experience. i believe

mr. matthew otubu. [cheers and applause] >> wow. thank you, mr. speaker. thousands of young people took work experience as the most important issue, so we know is that big deal for young people across the country. it was voted second in this year's make your mark, second in my home region of the northeast, and first in my own city. i know i have an accent, but we will talk about that much later. [laughter] so although i speak against this motion today, rest assure that i understand the importance of work experience and careers advice. but listen to this -- without compulsory work in school, the english department of education reported pontification rates of up to 95%. surely the real problem is not access but the quality of the work and career advice the young people are given. government describes meaningful work is purposeful, substantial, challenging, and relevant to the young study program. but many of us, including those who are in favor of this motion, must concede that once or twice we have been on the receiving end of miserably inadequate careers a

mr. matthew otubu. [cheers and applause] >> while, thank you, mr. speaker. thousands of young people whose work experience are the most important issue. so we know it's a big deal for young people across the country. it was voted second in a series