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Australia has a government that has proposed a new policy plan to limit daily computer usage time, not exceeding 90 minutes. Students can be more for the sake of houses and excessive screen exposure. The Australian state of Victoria's government plans to mandate the computer usage time for primary school students. Students in grades 3 to 6 can only use computers for a maximum of 90 minutes per day. As for students in other grades, it is stipulated that they should have as little contact with electronic screens as possible. Kids are more. The authorities limit computer usage time for school, which can allow them to have more time to interact with other classmates and play together, building social relationships, which has a positive impact on their learning and growth. In addition, the authorities also stipulate that primary school students within the scope will be provided with computers and laptops for use. Parents will no longer need to buy these electronic devices for their children, which can reduce expenses. However, some education unions have questioned whether schools will have sufficient resources. The authorities emphasize that they are always ready to provide schools with the first phase of relevant information. The plan will start in the year and will be implemented in public schools with these new arrangements. The line itself is the implementation.