During the General Election Period, GlobalNet21 together with others partners like The Real Debate Group and The London Debate Network are planning five webinar debates around five themes. Two people from different parties will debate and answer questions and over the five debates we hope to cover all the main parties.



This second debate will be about “Universal Credit verses Guaranteed Income” and will be between a representative of the Conservatives and the Greens.



Debating his topic will be



James Symes is the Prospective Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Ealing South in the 2015 General Election. He says he wants to



· Champion local businesses to deliver growth in our local economy, creating jobs so that people can get on in life.



· Improve education locally to give young people the best opportunities for their future.



· Work tirelessly by listening to residents so that we can change our community together.



And



David Flint, The Green Party Candidate for Enfield North.



David Flint is also a member of the Humanist movement in which he has held various positions over the years. I'm currently Vice-Chairman of the North London Humanist Group. For many years he was an active campaigner for free, legal abortion and also on the Executive Committee of the Abortion Law Reform Association and ran a local group. He was founding chairman of Education for Choice (which produces educational resources for schools) and for nine years David was a trustee of the British Pregnancy Advisory Service. He is also a long-term supporter of Practical Action, the leading development charity founded by Fritz Schumacher. In 2008 Practical Action gave David its outstanding contribution award - mostly for pestering MPs about climate change!



https://youtu.be/yH51sUUDxIE