CLASH OF THE CITIZENSHIP PLANS
MALCOLM TURNBULL (COALITION)
* 21-day time frame, from time of resolution passing parliament, for MPs to lodge information to be published on MP interests register.
* Details to go back to birth of parents.
* MPs declare they have never held dual citizenship or how they have taken steps to renounce it.
* "Attitude of other MPs" to determine who gets referred to High Court.
* Possible extra sitting day to deal with court referrals.
BILL SHORTEN (LABOR)
* December 1 deadline for paperwork.
* MPs must lodge a "statement of facts" on what steps were taken to investigate whether having a parent or grandparent born overseas entitled them to citizenship.
* No extra time for parliament to sit.
* Process from lodgment to referrals to be completed by end of year.
RICHARD DI NATALE (GREENS)
* Cross-party committee to receive paperwork from MPs.
* Committee works with citizenship experts to assess all paperwork.
* Committee makes recommendations to parliament on who has questions worthy of referral to High Court.
* Process to be completed by end of the year.
