Postcards are being distributed at cinemas showing the film 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone', asking children what one thing they would like Prime Minister Tony Blair to change, and why. It is part of a consultation exercise launched last week to give everyone aged up to 19 a say on children's services.
The 12-week consultation, 'Building a Strategy for Children and Young People', is co-ordinated by the cross-White-hall Children's and Young People's Unit. John Denham, minister for young people, said, 'We want to build a consensus across Government, public, voluntary and business sectors, parents, carers and children about what our collective vision and aspirations for children and young people should be.'
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