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Response rates from 430 Non-Civil Parish or Community voters.

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Yes
57%
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43%
Yes
57%
No

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 @92VQH2Qanswered…3yrs3Y

Yes, however if there is a legitimate reason; ie Physical/Mental illnesses, then no action should be taken by the government.

 @9M63D32answered…8mos8MO

Yes, because there are many reasons that students cannot attend school and we should be helping them rather than punishing them.

 @9L2X73Lanswered…9mos9MO

There are various reasons as to why children truant from school; whether it is bullying, health issues, struggling with schoolwork, more help and resources should be provided to look into why children truant.

 @B263MQ3answered…6 days6D

No they should help the people that truant so they don't cause they truant cause they don't want to be there so make it better and more rewarding to go

 @9ZWZQ8Xanswered…3wks3W

No with exceptions for certain cases where there is a valid reason and the child doesn't want to say it.

 @9ZK4Q5Zanswered…1mo1MO

the government currently sees absences due to mental health as truancy, this should be changed as mental health is a very serious matter, but if there is truly no reason for truancy then it should remain criminalised

 @9TWJR85answered…3mos3MO

No, but there should be better support systems in place to aid mentally ill people and inform students of the value of education (devillainising it)

 @9T5WJ6Xanswered…4mos4MO

No, but provide help and care for the students that are avoiding education. It is often due to mental health reasons that have been left entirely ignored.