compete with the best in the world. We need a skilled workforce that can take advantage of the job opportunities of a 21stcentury economy. That means addressing equity issues too. There are swathes of New Zealand that completely lack the most basic computer in the home. Everyone deserves -- and needs access if we are to achieve our aims If we want more high value export industries, then our children need to be equipped to do the job we're going to be asking them to do. That means we need more kids that are able to become software developers, engineers, scientists and designers. And that starts at school -- with the subjects they take. What you are discussing here today is one aspect of a much wider opportunity for New Zealand. That will be the focus of any Government that I lead I have no interest in being leading a government that cautiously tinkers. It will be reformist and it will be bold. And most importantly, we are interested in ideas. We want to listen. I've outlined the broad parameters. But the "how" -- the precise policies that make the most difference -- is what we're working on. We want to engage with you and your ideas. We don't want to be assuming office in 2014 and then trying to decide what to do, or asking officials. We want to pull the levers and get going. If Finland, Singapore and Israel can change their small economies, then we can too,