speaker representing the army welfare service for whom i hope you will give a rapturous welcome s liam west. >> democracy across the world nd the uk as a theory is great. everyone over the age of 18 can vote. however, as a young person i feel decisions are made for which i have no influence. furthermore, a problem with democracy if i need to register to vote, which for some young people might be too much of a waste of time. so, a solution would be to automatically register as soon as you turn 18 or possibly 16 r 17. finally, brexit. the vote could be explained as a poor indicator that the ampaign would win and so young eople decided they did not need to turn out to win. thank you. > thank you. well, we've had 90 speakers, but i stand to be corrected, 93. we have a large amount of contributions, delivered with great eloquence and passion. there have been some remarkable personal testimonies. i hope you feel proud to have been part of this great enterprise. proud if you have spoken, proud ifyou've heard the speech, proud if you had a new course as a result of what you've heard. it's been a ve

, representinger the army welfare service, for whom i think he will give a rapturous welcome, is liam west. [applause] >> democracy is arguably, the greatest force ever served. democracy across the world and in the u.k. as theory is great. it means that everyone over the age of 18 can vote and it will count equally. however, as a young person, i feel decisions are being made for which i had no influence over. furthermore, a problem with democracy if i need to register to vote, which for some young people might be too much of a waste of time. so, a solution would be to automatically register as soon as you turn 18, or possibly 16 or 17. and finally, brexit. turnout during the referendum of the youth vote could be explained as a poor indicator that the remain campaign would win and so, young people decided they did not need to turn out in order for the remain campaign to win. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. well, we have had over 90 speakers today. mehink if memory serves correctly, 93, but i stand to be corrected if i have got it wrong. we had a very large number of contributions. a lot

liam west. [applause] liam: democracy. a quote by arguably the greatest prime minister to ever have served, winston churchill. democracy as a. is great. it means everybody over the age of 18 can vote. however, as a young person i , feel that decisions are being made for which i have no influence. furthermore problem with , a democracy is you need to register in order to vote. four some young people might see too much of a waste of time. we need to automatically register when you turn 18 or 16 or 17. and finally, brexit. low turnout during the referendum of the youth vote could be explained as polls indicated the remain campaign would win. so young people decided they didn't need to turn out. in order for the remain campaign to win. thank you. [applause] john: thank you. we had over 90 speakers today. correctly,erves me 93. we have had a very large number of contributions. carefully considered into doing as much effort has gone. it has been delivered with great eloquence. there have been some remarkable personal testimonies