I've come here to fight for people like the three-year-old boy at a kindy I saw in Whanganui, whose teacher told me that he's been sleeping in a car with his mum and dad at the local cemetery. I'm here for the year 9 students I met in a math class one day, who were sitting slumped in their chairs, heads bowed or in their hands. They already looked like they believed they were failures at 13 years of age because they had heard again and again that "you don't meet the standard; you haven't achieved." I'm here for the solo mum I door-knocked this campaign who had been struggling for years to make ends meet and, thanks to a Labour Government, could study to build a better future for her kids. During the campaign, I met Ruby, a 10-year-old girl interested in learning about politics. It's our fundamental duty to support the next generation to reach their dreams. I want girls like Ruby to grow up knowing that they can do anything.