The first question I've got for you is right now, what is the most important thing to support inclusive student voice?

I think as of now, because students are also evolving, I think the institution and the facilities should also evolve with that.

And the one thing that becomes very important with that is moving beyond consultation into creation.

And we should also keep in mind that the voice the student raises, and it's not personal.

It's something that a mass of students are experiencing.

It's something that's affecting their lives or something that's impacting them in not a good way.

So I think...

So reflecting on the last two days of attendance at the conference, which is your first HeadX conference, where do you feel the student voice has had the most impact in the conversations?