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The UKYP

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Diary

http://www.spired.com/forum/ukyp/index.htm

A BIG thank you to everyone who took part in the Jan 2008 election and of course to all of you who voted both Nathan Sinclair and myself to represent you all. We will continue to campaign...details coming soon!

Interview after election:

Q - Reporter: So what do you think of your Cabinet?

A - Reece: My Cabinet was and still is brilliant; they worked, and I mean worked hard!

We battled from the start and they all delivered to the full, and who knows they may have started my Political Career. I'm very proud and grateful to every single one, and I hope to remain friends with them for the rest of my life!

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We won!

This couldn't have been done without your say. Thank you all.

We are currently looking at certain parts of these laws. Enjoy the read and if you wish, have your say by emailing the team @...

reece.fox.ymp@hotmail.co.uk

At 10 You can be convicted of a criminal offence. If you are a boy, you can be convicted of a sexual offence, including rape. You can have your ears pierced, but your parent may have to be with you. You can choose your own religion.

At 12 You can be remanded into a secure unit for persistent offending. You can be sentenced to a secure training centre for persistent offending. You can be placed on an electronically monitored curfew while you're awaiting a court decision.

At 13 Just be lucky you're a teenager!

At 14 You can enter a pub, but you can only buy soft drinks. You can be fined £20 for not fastening your seatbelt.

At 15 You may be remanded to a remand centre or prison to await trial. If you are convicted of a criminal offence you can be fined up to £1000 and sentenced to detention. You can see a 15 category film or rent and buy a 15 category video.

At 16 You can leave school the last Friday of June of year 11. You can work full time if you have left school and have a National Insurance number. You can consent to sexual relations. You can be married with a parent's permission. You can apply for your own passport with a parent’s consent.

At 17 You can hold a driver’s licence and apply for a motorcycle licence. You can be interviewed by the police without an appropriate adult being present. A care order can no longer be made on you.

At 18 You are the age of majority. You can have a tattoo or body piercing. You can change your name. You can get a cheque card and credit card. You can vote and be called for jury service. You can buy and drink alcohol in a bar. You can get married without parental consent.

So, what do you think? Let us know!

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