Under the new rules, local authorities will be required to consider a fine if a child has missed at least five days of school, emphasizing the government's commitment to improving student attendance.
The penalty charge notice increases from 60 to 80 if paid within 21 days and from 120 to 160 if paid within 28 days, showcasing the strict measures being implemented.
Fines collected from poor school attendance are intended to assist local authorities with administrative costs, reinforcing the idea that the focus is on both accountability and resource management.
Parents facing repeated fines face escalating penalties and potential court prosecution, highlighting the government's stance on ensuring that children attend school regularly.
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