Early day motion · EDM 3118 · 13 Apr 2026
Second annual SEND Youth Parliament
Tabled by Jodie Gosling (Labour)
17 signatures
The motion
That this House celebrates the Second Annual SEND Youth Parliament and commends the young people with learning disabilities and autism who have travelled from across the country to Parliament, many for the first time, to share their experiences and speak on the issues that matter most to them; notes that the majority of participants are undertaking or have completed transition-to-work programmes such as supported internships or apprenticeships, each demonstrating a strong commitment to leading active, independent lives and contributing meaningfully to their communities; acknowledges the determination of the young people attending the Youth Parliament to challenge low employment rates and to highlight the barriers they face; welcomes this year’s focus on employment, including young people’s reflections on what matters most to them about their future at work and the obstacles they encounter in securing a job; and applauds their collective commitment, demonstrated through debate and a concluding vote, to affirm that young people with a learning disability want to work and deserve equitable access to meaningful employment opportunities.
Signatories (17)
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Jodie Gosling
Primary sponsor
27 Mar 2026 -
Neil Duncan-Jordan
14 Apr 2026 -
Daniel Francis
14 Apr 2026 -
Jim Shannon
14 Apr 2026 -
Andrew George
14 Apr 2026 -
Dr Ellie Chowns
16 Apr 2026 -
Hannah Spencer
16 Apr 2026 -
Carla Denyer
16 Apr 2026 -
Adrian Ramsay
16 Apr 2026 -
Siân Berry
16 Apr 2026 -
Ben Lake
17 Apr 2026 -
Llinos Medi
17 Apr 2026 -
Ann Davies
17 Apr 2026 -
Liz Saville Roberts
17 Apr 2026 -
Olivia Blake
21 Apr 2026 -
Richard Burgon
22 Apr 2026 -
Rachael Maskell
28 Apr 2026
Source: the official Early Day Motions database.