1. Over 18,000 young people say Things To Do is the issue most concerning them

2. What activities currently exist, are these value for money?

3. How much of theses activities and services led by what young people want?

4. How can activities be more effectively promoted?

1. Research2. Prepare for things to do scrutiny.3. Interview “witnesses”4. Publicizing the Campaign5. November Lead Elected Member

Meeting.

By the end of the day we need to do?

- Be in a position so that after the summer, we can come back with hard evidence to start pressing our campaign message?

- Have a clear plan when it comes to event in November?

Things to Do Scrutiny’s role is to act as a vehicle to enable young people, to ask questions on how decisions have been made, to consider whether service improvements can be put in place and make recommendations.

Being a friend!

Talking to the people affected by the Things to do Campaign, and coming back with recommendations on how the issue can be solved!

Chair

Scrutiny Members

D/MYP’s

• To keep the work of the group on track• To lead on planning the project• To present a positive image of the project to young people and adults alike.• To develop positive relationship with the witnesses • To encourage contributions and encouraging all members to be involved

• To attend and contribute to training/meetings• To collect and look through evidence to produce effective recommendations• To act with authority, fairness, impartiality and credibility• To follow up agreed work eg. research, between Scrutiny meetings as appropriate

1. Do some research.2. Prepare for things to do scrutiny.3. Find out the opinions of the

‘witnesses’4. Publicize the Campaign!5. November Lead Elected Member

Meeting.