Written evidence to be reported to the House
Education and Skills Bill
12:00 pm
Nick Gibb (Shadow Minister, Children, Schools and Families; Bognor Regis and Littlehampton, Conservative)
You say in your brief for Second Reading that the TUC does not support “a compulsory approach that could result in young people being...penalised via the criminal justice system” for non-attendance. Will you expand on that and the reasons why it is the TUC’s view?