Integrity, transparency and accountability matter in politics. Measures to promote these are important to stave off corrupt behaviour and also, importantly, to build public trust.

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I want the state of Tasmania to be an exemplar of equity, safety and opportunity for women. A key way to work toward that goal is to explicitly examine the impact on women of public policy, legislation and allocation of public resources.

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I am a tireless advocate for a comprehensive Tasmanian Human Rights Act to protect human rights, develop a human rights culture across government, and frame parliamentary and community debate.

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Climate change is the greatest and most pressing public policy challenge facing us globally, nationally and locally. Half measures are no longer an option, there needs to be more ambitious action to address climate risk.

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To genuinely make our community safer, we need to be smart and effective in preventing and responding to crime. This means real action on the drivers of crime in our community through reducing disadvantage and inequality, and also ensuring our justice and corrections systems prioritise rehabilitation to minimise recidivism.

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Poker machines are designed to be addictive, causing significant harm to Tasmanian families, communities and businesses. We can make pokies safer to use, without affecting recreational play.  Cutting pokies harm is blocked by the vested interests of the poker machine industry and its political and financial capture of the major political parties.

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