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Tony Blair will address via video link a two-day convention on youth justice in Cardiff. Prime Minister Tony Blair has addressed a two-day convention on youth justice in Cardiff via video link.
The Youth Justice Convention is expected to attract 1,000 delegates to Cardiff International Arena. The Youth Justice Convention was expected to attract 1,000 delegates to Cardiff International Arena.
Other speakers will include leader of the opposition David Cameron and First Minister Rhodri Morgan. Other keynote speakers include leader of the opposition David Cameron and First Minister Rhodri Morgan.
It is the first time the event has been held outside London and delegates will look at issues including youth custody and restorative justice. It is the first time the event has been held outside London and delegates are considering issues including youth custody and restorative justice.
A new strategy on accommodation provision for young offenders is also due to be launched at the conference. A new strategy on accommodation provision for young offenders was also due to be launched at the conference.
Panels will debate youth justice issues, possible changes and potential future developments while seminars will discuss issues examining crime prevention and early intervention strategies. Panels were debating youth justice issues, possible changes and potential future developments while seminars are discussing issues examining crime prevention and early intervention strategies.
Other subjects to be discussed will include appropriate sentencing, the role of education in the youth justice system and effective partnerships between local authorities, children's trusts and services. Other subjects on the agenda will include appropriate sentencing, the role of education in the youth justice system and effective partnerships between local authorities, children's trusts and services.