Le gouvernement britannique annonce qu'il va abaisser l'âge du droit de vote de 18 à 16 ans: "Les jeunes contribuent déjà à la société en travaillant"

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00:0016-year-olds are to be given the right to vote in all UK elections

00:04as part of reforms just being announced.

00:07Let's go live to Westminster.

00:08Our political correspondent Mari Aurora is standing by for us.

00:12Mari, what's the government proposing?

00:14Morning, Gareth.

00:15So, this is a manifesto pledge

00:18and what Labour is saying is it is a manifesto promise delivered.

00:21So, in the next general election,

00:2316- and 17-year-olds will legally be allowed to vote.

00:27Really, really interesting in terms of these reforms.

00:31Now, the government are saying that there are three things

00:34that they are focusing on when it comes to these election reforms.

00:38First of all, that age change, of course.

00:40Second of all, they are going to allow bank cards

00:43to be able to be used as voter ID.

00:47Remember, the Conservatives brought in voter ID.

00:49People had to have very specific forms of ID in order to vote.

00:53And if you didn't, you were no longer allowed,

00:55even if you were registered to vote.

00:56Well, they are changing that,

00:58so you can also now use your bank cards.

01:00They say that that is going to extend people's ability

01:04to exercise their democratic rights.

01:07And then, third of all,

01:08they are going to be toughening up some of the rules

01:10to guard against foreign political interference

01:14and also the abuse of campaign.

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