【正文】 t weamp。t be ending up on benefits. They should beending up in education ortraining so they can get back on the road to a proper career. Thatrequiresthem to accept responsibility but it requires government too to acceptourresponsibilities for the next generation in Britain, and thatamp。t we? NEET: Not in educationemployment ortraining. Behind that short word is a tragedy of hundreds ofthousands of wasted lives. If theschool system fails our young people theyshouldnamp。ve got this word for it havenamp。s young people. We have atragedy in thiscountry. Hundreds of thousands of young people who leave school and end uponthe dole. Weamp。s not just business that hasto accept responsibility though, itamp。s how we winthe race to the top friends.
　　Itamp。ll also say to panies doingtheright thing, training their workforce that they will have the power to calltime on freeriding bypetitors who refuse to do the same. Thatamp。t enough of them and wehave got to work to changethat so we will say if you want a major government contract youmust provideapprenticeships for the next generation. And weamp。ve also got tonurture thetalents of the next generation. The skills of people. There are so manybrilliantbusinesses in our country who provide amazing training for theworkforce, but look, we have gotto face facts, leading businesses say this tome too which is there arenamp。450 a year. That ishow we win the race forthe top friends, and to win that race to the top weamp。m going toput it right. If Labour wins power in 20xx we will use the money thatthisgovernment would use to cut taxes for 80,000 large businesses to cut business ratesfor businesses across our country. That is the way we win the raceto the top. One NationLabour. The party of small business. Cutting smallbusiness rates when we e to office in20xx and freezing them the next yearbenefitting businesses by at least amp。ve shortchanged smallbusiness and Iamp。t think thatis the right priority. Yes weneed a petitive tax regime for largebusinesses but frankly theyamp。6bn but raised taxes on small businesses. Now I donamp。t yet exist. Now that changes the priorities for government. Whenthisgovernment came to office, since they came to office they cut taxes for largebusiness by amp。ve got to support the businesses of many of the new jobs in the future will e from a large number ofsmall businesses not asmall number of large businesses. And this is reallyimportant. If you think 15 years ahead, therate of change and dynamism is sogreat that most of the new jobs that will be being done willbe by paniesthat donamp。t afford not tohave an environmentalmitment at a time like this. That is why Labour willhave a world leading mitment ingovernment to take all of the carbon out ofour energy by 2030. A route map to one million newgreen jobs in our is how we win the race to the top. And to win that race to thetop we havealso got to do something else, weamp。t afford to haveenvironmentalat a time like this. He is dead wrong. We canamp。ll be asking.
　　But it is not just aboutenvironmental care. It is also about the jobs we create in the seesome people say, including George Osborne, that we canamp。 That is thequestiontheyamp。were you thelast generation not toget climate change or the first generation to get it?amp。ll say to me amp。 time theyamp。s aplug. In 20 yearsamp。t believe me and they would beright not to believe me. But we can make adifference. We can win the race tothe top and let me tell you how. It is about the jobs wecreate, it is aboutthe businesses we support, it is about the talents we nurture, it is aboutthewages we earn and it is about the vested interests that we take on. Let mestart with thejobs of the future. The environment is a passion of mine becausewhen I think about my twokids who are 2 and 4 at the moment and not talkingthat much about the environment, moreinterested in The Octonauts. Thereamp。t believe me, thecountry wouldnamp。t have and frankly if I told you we were going toyou wouldnamp。m notgoing to stand here today and pretend to you it is. We are going to havetostick to strict spending limits to get the deficit down. We are not going to beable to spendmoney we donamp。 it is not going to beeasy. And Iamp。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。lsquo。hellip。rsquo。s tax cut. Sowhen they tell you the economy is healing, thateverything is fixed, justremember, they are not talking about your life, they are talking abouttheirfriends at the top. That is who they are talking about。 it is their low aspirations for you. It is their lowaspirations forBritain but their high hopes for those at the top. The Citybonuses are back. Up 82% in Aprilalone thanks to the millionaireamp。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。ndash。ndash。rdquo。ldquo。rdquo。rsquo。ldquo。rsquo。rsquo。rdquo。rsquo。ldquo。rsquo。eacute。rdquo。rsquo。ldquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。ndash。rdquo。rsquo。ldquo。rsquo。s easy。t the right thing forour country. So Isaid no. It was the right thing to do. You see, the real test of leadership isnotwhether you stand up to the weak, thatamp。tthe way things had been done in the past, but itwas the right thing to do so Idid it. And together we faced them down. And then the otherweek I faced aneven bigger decision about whether the country should go to war. Thebiggestdecision any leader faces, the biggest decision any Parliament faces, thebiggestdecision any party faces. All of us were horrified by the appallingchemical weapons attacks inSyria, but when I stood on the stage three yearsago, when I became your leader, I said wewould learn the lessons of Iraq. Itwould have been a rush to war, it wasnamp。 accepting their responsibilitiestop each other. One Nation, weare going to make it happen, and today I amgoing to tell you how.
　　I want to start with is about risks and difficult decisions. It is aboutthose lonelymoments when you have to peer deep into your soul. I ran for the leadership ofthisparty, it was really hard for my family, but I believed that Labou