With an expanded client base our investment in the HSS program will be critical. As well as settlement services for humanitarian entrants, the Government also supports vulnerable people who are resolving their immigration status in the community. As you know, this support is provided through Community Detention (CD), the Community Assistance Support Program (CAS), and the Asylum Seeker Assistance Scheme (ASAS). Many of the people supported by these programs go on to be granted permanent visas and access settlement services. The Government is looking to adopt a more-integrated approach to Community Detention, CAS and ASAS -- the Integrated Service Delivery Framework (ISDF). One of the many benefits of this will be smoother transitions for those people who move on to HSS.  This will make for a more positive settlement experience, and I thank you for sharing insights, concerns and aspirations as how we can improve this transition. A series of Community Briefings on this new approach will be held around the country next month and information about these briefings is available on the Departments website. Importantly, you'll be given an opportunity to submit your views and engage with the Department, and as the leaders in this field I would strongly encourage you to do so. More information about the ISDF can be found through the pre-release notice which is now available on the AusTender website. The commitment to increase the refugee intake to 20,000 places each year and our investment in settlement builds on the Gillard Government's record of achievements