But the point is that over the two years of COVID we saw an explosion of these chronically truant kids. In fact, in term 4 alone last year—the data that we saw come out last week—we added an extra 10,000 kids to that list. We have 70,000 kids who are chronically truant, who are not attending school regularly—in fact, less than 70 percent of the time. That was 60 percent in term 3. But can I point out that in term 4 of 2019, right before we went into COVID, that was 40,000. We have added nearly 30,000 kids to the chronically truant list. Can I point out that half of those kids are Māori. We have failed, over COVID, the most vulnerable, low decile, and Māori populations. We have to put a lot more effort into those chronically truant kids.