Youth Parliament World

WRITTEN IN 1992 so bearing in mind we did this in 1999 already and were closed again..

Jo Gavin AKA Mary Moss NAYPIC ex-chairperson of NAYPIC.

How to set up a local group written in 1992 cont..

Based on good design principles of a tough diamond, the group will look somewhat transparent and have a large cinematic screen, ridding ourselves of children on their phones and instead making good interactive and social play facilities that bring us up to date with the tech giants but not in their hands.

We need our members whom are young, to be given a pound per head, this in turn will make a 12 million pounds economy in the UK alone, so if all local authorities and Government act and make law through Parliament, we will give children protection by enforcing their civil rights to have just one pound each, to hear their voices. If the UK leads on this just imagine, how it would also become a modern day fight back story.. creating wait for it.. a 1.7 Billion pounds, yes we have that many children globally, world economy. So remember this is a campaign site. A concept cannot be closed down or killed as it’s an idea!

Youth Protected Finance. Let’s do the first one at least after all these years of shouting it from the rooftops! As in 1993 1100 young people in care voted for it, so what are we waiting for, we told you so.

We all need a ‘Song for the Children’.. first performed at the Liverpool National NAYPIC Conference 1991.

The Venue for the NAYPIC National Conference 1992 with

450 Young People In Care in attendance.

1993 Implementation of New NAYPIC / Youth Parliament. Expansion from young people in care to all children in the UK 12 million children, hence a Youth Parliament, led by victims and survivors in care. The day had 1100 young people in care attend at Stucley Street, Camden Town

Mandate for the first time for a Youth Parliament budget by law ring fenced for the young so that they no longer were at the mercy of adults in power to speak their truths. NAYPIC was then shut down.. however the message was set in stone and caught on like wild fire. Many Youth Parliaments spread across the world. To date however no Government, has pledged the pound mandate. A pound per child in every country in the world.

NN/YP simply set themselves up again without Government funding.

1999 NEW NAYPIC / Youth Parliament had premises in Camden again, in Bloomsbury London.

The NAYPIC Baseball Caps 1992..

There are many elections going on in the local districts, nationally and globally.

What we need you all to do is to make sure that young people have a voice and that also means protected finance, so each local district, national country and outer space let me hear the world’s children, by… pledging the pound

Protected Finance.. For Young Voices.. Ring Fenced.. By Law… Pledge the Pound in your council and simply give it to the kids, every year, forever.. they can own, they can speak and they can protect each other and surely, isn’t it about time right? Let’s hear it for the kids!

(Jo Gavin AKA Mary Moss NAYPIC) http://www.scarletmaguire.com http://www.spaceshift.co.uk

We give permission (2026) for all to duplicate this song, no money needed for us, just ‘pledge the pound’!

This is the song.. but the words are faded out.. “They said that you were trouble, and you didn’t care, you were just an orphan child, that was getting nowhere, Mama was leaving, Papa was too, who was there to care about, ohhhwhat happened to you. Many broken hearts, led you to cry, the tears fell from your eyes as you said your goodbyes. Now that we’re all older, we’ve grown so strong, we can tell the world about our song, a song for the children.. (Then 350 of us sang, 25 on stage and the rest in our audience).. We all need, we all needheeeeed.. We all nee…eed, a song for the children. They said that you were trouble, and it wasn’t fair, why am I classed as a number, just because I’m in “CARE”. No one to trust, though they may seem kind, what they don’t realise, is we’ve still have a mind. Now your on your own with your messed up feelings, we will make them aware, when they hear us singing, we’re singing now baby..(Chorus 350 young people in ‘care’ NAYPIC 1991).. We all need, we all need, we all need, a song for the children… And now your minds not your own, but you had to carry on, and what they took from me, I can’t let them take my dignity, your face was so surprised, when you fell with tears in your eyes but now I’m back on feet and I can the world now, singing in every town, (guitar rift…) Everybody.. we all need, we all need, we all need, yeahhh a song for the  children.. we all need, come on and sing it, we all need, come on and sing it now babe, we all need, a song for the children… We all need, sing, we all need, we all need, yeahhh, A SONG FOR THE CHILDREN, We all need, we all need, yea we all need, A SOOOOOONNNNNGGGG for the childrennnnn, (fade) we all need.. (re-entrance) a song for the, a song for the.. (children sing ”CHILDREN”)  we all need, we all need, we all need, A SONG FOR THE CHILDREN (Abrupt End)

Attempt at an adult take over averted..

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