Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown calls for more support for young people giving hope, encouragement and the very best prospects as they start their working life.
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown (The Cotswolds) (Con)
The coronavirus has hit young people in work and those about to enter the jobs market particularly hard. Will my right hon. Friend continue to build on his excellent package of announcements so far, so that young people have hope, encouragement and the very best prospects for the start of their working life? [904565]
The Prime Minister
Absolutely. We want young people to have the self-confidence brought by the experience of work, to keep learning on the job and to get the jobs that they need. If my hon. Friend waits just a few minutes, he will hear rather more from my right hon. Friend the Chancellor about that very matter.