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-------------------------------------------------------- Which political issues are you most passionate about? Foreign affairs, Childrens welfare and education. What do you feel is the biggest issue for young people in your constituency? Quality and integration of the state education system What do you hope to achieve during your term of office? I don’t have any particular set targets seeing as I only have a year in office. To be voice for the young people I know and their feelings towards politics as well as mine. What is your future career ambition? Medicine Which public figure do you most admire and why? Nelson Mandela, he stood for what he believed in. Showed strength, courage and made a big difference. If there was one message you could send to the government, what would it be? Less talking, more action! Politicians are very skilled at talking around subjects rather than actively tackling the problem at hand. In addition I believe that some politicians tend to see things at surface view which is easy to do when the problem is not directly affecting or involved with you. For example I have heard of countless cases where children have been excluded or expelled sometimes for wrong reasons and when improvement has occurred in centres they have been forced back into the same environment where they were not progressing (school). I do believe it is important to upkeep the education of others in a class which is being disturbed, therefore exclusion is often necessary. However, this should be handled in a far more serious manner than the way it is currently. Too many times have children been wrongly accused of harassing a teacher, etc, when often they were in fact provoked or manhandled themselves. Teachers and children should be protected alike. In a court of law a potential criminal has the opportunity to face a jury and be found guilty or not guilty. Why is this not applied to accused pupils in the same way it would be if a teacher was accused?
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