The federal government is reportedly considering a plan to replace the Howard government citizenship test with questions that aim to put a stop to people rorting the system.Questions are currently based on civics and citizenship, including the system of government, national flag and historical events, and the changes would reportedly see a move toward involvement such as employment, education of children and whether family members are English-speaking.reports indicates early-stage meetings were held during the week, lead by immigration minister Peter Dutton.More in this interview with Layla Aloush, CEO of Victorian Arabic Social Services
The federal government is reportedly considering a plan to replace the Howard government citizenship test with questions that aim to put a stop to people rorting the system.Questions are currently based on civics and citizenship, including the system of government, national flag and historical events, and the changes would reportedly see a move toward involvement such as employment, education of children and whether family members are English-speaking.reports indicates early-stage meetings were held during the week, lead by immigration minister Peter Dutton.More in this interview with Layla Aloush, CEO of Victorian Arabic Social Services
