Three motions were approved during the first sitting of the 13th Seychelles National Youth Assembly held last Saturday at the National House.
Present at the sitting were the 27 members of the 13th Seychelles National Youth Assembly (SNYA) who represent their respective districts and educational institutions, as well as past SNYA members who were there as observers.
The first motion tabled by Olivia Revera and seconded by Danio Vidot proposed that the department responsible for the National Museum and the National Library re-open the doors of those services to children doing research, and to the general public.
The second motion proposed by Gretel Clarisse and seconded by Anil Ladouce, suggested that the Ministry of Health be more secretive by not revealing sensitive and confidential information, to help the youths be more comfortable when coming for an appointment.
The third and last motion was asking the Ministry of Education and other concerned partners to beef up security in schools, so that students can benefit from safer educational institutions and have a more secure surrounding. The motion was tabled by Joanne Laurette, and seconded by Shana Mathiot.
Source : Seychelles NATION