The placement would involve working in cyber defense or with the military forces and be selective, with examinations conducted to determine eligibility.
Under the volunteering option, youth would serve 25 days with the NHS, police, fire department, or charitable organizations. According to Mr. Sunak, this would give young people “life-changing opportunities” and teach them “real-world skills.”
“To those who complain that making it mandatory is unreasonable, I say: citizenship brings with it obligations as well as rights,” the prime minister said in an article published on Sunday. Being from Britain.
