The federal government has flagged a tougher citizenship test for migrants wanting to become Australians.
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says revamping the test is a debate worth having.
Mr Dutton says he wants to see greater focus on people's ability to integrate into Australian society - an individual's willingness to learn English, educate their children and employment prospects or potential welfare dependence.
The controversial test was brought in by the Howard government in 2007 and covered Australia's history, sporting greats, government, geography and traditions.
The Rudd government tweaked the test two years later to cover civic duty and responsibilities.
