Mark Mitchell

Well, Brooke is in charge of that.

She's putting that together.

It's a citizenship test.

I think that, in principle, we all agree that people coming to New Zealand should understand what our values are and our expectations around behaviour.

So it's fair to have a citizenship test.

There's no doubt about that.

In terms of the detail, I'm not in the detail.

It's not my portfolio.

You're better off getting Brooke on the show to talk about it.

How to fire up a barbecue.

But look, the reality is this, guys, is that...

I would do a lot of work around social cohesion for our country because of what's happening globally.

And it's actually really important when people come to our country, they do actually understand that there's a responsibility to understand the country they're living in, our own rules, our own set of values, and adhering to that.

You've got to explain to the listeners how Chippy got caught out with his toaster.

I've got to confess that.

He got well and truly toasted, mate.

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