Hon CARMEL SEPULONI: The expansion is a response to a growth in inquiries from students looking for permanent work after graduating from study in light of COVID-19. It signals a shift in the mahi of Student Job Search, which has traditionally been a place that tertiary students can go to find part-time work and odd jobs while they study. As part of the expansion, they've been working closely with Te Mana Ākonga and Tauira Pasifika. This has seen an increase in Māori and Pacific registration rates of 14.8 percent. The expansion means Student Job Search can continue to advocate for students after they've graduated. By championing their skills and qualifications and preparing them for job interviews, this will help and encourage them to make the most of the opportunities available.