Hon JAN TINETTI: In consultation with schools and communities, we have set ambitious targets for students who fall within the chronic, moderate, and irregular attendance categories. Our headline target is that at least 70 percent of students will be attending class regularly by 2024, and 75 percent by 2026. This takes us back to an even higher rate of attendance than 2015 when the decline started to occur. To put this into context, regular attendance is attending school 90 percent of the time, or nine out of 10 days. Currently only about 60 percent of students are attending at this level. We will achieve this by prevention—identifying early trends of irregular attendance. This is why we have set a new target for schools to notify parents and caregivers on the day of absence, and to establish dedicated action plans to prevent further absences.