As an expert by experience, I stand for a society in which everyone counts. Where the government protects rather than harms, and where systems serve people, not break them. For too long, failing structures have damaged lives, especially in youth care, education, the housing market and childcare allowances. We will no longer accept this.
I am committed to helping those who have been victimised by the system: parents who have been unjustly crushed by the childcare allowance affair, families who are stuck in youth care, young people without fair educational opportunities, and people who cannot find affordable housing. Inequality is not a coincidence; it is the result of persistent bad policy, and policy can be changed.
I choose recovery, justice and humanity. That means real support instead of bureaucracy, equal opportunities in education, safe and accessible youth care, affordable housing and structural solutions for victims of the system. Not just talking about help, but establishing, organising and enforcing it.
Building a government that listens, recognises and acts. For today, and for the generations after us.