Tobias Tohill

And then on the day...

when they were saying there was quite a lot of mumbling when you get to the anthem part, and she was really worried because she thought lots of people weren't going to pass this citizenship test.

It was disappointing to find there wasn't actually a singing test individually at the end of it.

You're quite the jokester, Tobias.

I mean, I don't know.

I do think that, genuinely, I do think it's good to want people to learn more about

New Zealand society and government and if they want to be citizens actually know more about it but I think what

What ACT's putting forward sounds like an election year plug, trying to sound tough but not really having any substance to it.

I would hope that they actually look at things that bring social cohesion more into society and say, you want to be part of our society?

Actually try and be part of our society, be part of the community, be part of our churches or be part of our sports clubs or show that you're connected and then have people say this person's connected and make an assessment saying, yep, they can be part of our society because they're really committing to it.

Tobias Tohill, Director of Licensed Immigration Advisor at Uvisa.