So why did we end up in the situation where we had attendance that is lower than what we would expect in this country? I think we can look to relatively recently when we had a decentralisation of the Attendance Service under the previous National Government in 2013. Now, the problem with this was that it meant that the problem of school attendance was taken away from the communities that know the students and actually put into a centralised form with people that didn't necessarily know the communities they were working in and didn't necessarily know the students or the families or the issues that they faced. Since that time, we've seen that school attendance has been declining, since 2015, and, as we know, and we can expect, COVID-19 has made those statistics worse. So what we found was that all of those were contributing factors to the situation we are now in where we would like to increase our school attendance. The reason that we want to increase school attendance is not because we want to punish students. We want students to be at school because we know that high attendance is likely to lead to better academic success, and better academic success is likely to lead to success in the future, and we all want that, I think, for our students.