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They need to be available, accessible and acceptable, with what is being called assertive outreach, so young people can tell and be heard and believed.
It will be chaired by the rather older and abrasive Mr Boateng - let's hope the children are an assertive bunch - so that "the voice of young people will be directly relayed back into government.
What is new is that today's generation of young people have themselves become far more assertive in demanding that their rights be upheld than the adults who are responsible for watching over them.
Gordon Brown in Newsweek welcomes the fact that young people around the world are becoming more assertive about their rights.
These young people also tended to be outgoing, flexible and assertive.
We would do well to recognise that in challenging circumstances, the responsibility to guide young people away from destructive attitudes lies not only with men but also that assertive, engaging women have a vital role to play.
It is sometimes frighteningly easy for young people to achieve a level of fame or notoriety in politics merely for being as aggressive and assertive as possible, to stake out positions that are more and more extreme.
Young people are different.
