Hon JAN TINETTI: This funding will help those students who are finding it tough to stay engaged with their learning through the remainder of term 4, and it will also support them over summer so that they do return to their education next year. This $15 million will help both our older students who have returned to school and heading into exams, as well as younger students who get back to face-to-face learning from 17 November. Our more vulnerable students, in deciles 1 to 4 schools, are our biggest priority, as they are the most at risk. These young people often face compounding challenges and need to be connected with a local community leader who they can trust. This is why we have distributed the funding in a way that uses a combination of funding to schools and to community providers on a needs basis, as they know their kids and their communities best.