Citizenship As Shared Responsibility

Well, the questions are essentially about our shared responsibilities and privileges of obtaining New Zealand citizenship or, you know, to break it down. obeying New Zealand laws, behaving as a responsible New Zealander and not acting against the interests of New Zealand as well as the privileges of you know getting passports, being able to stand for elections and the rights to live and return to New Zealand. So the questions are, I can't go into detail on the specific questions but I can give you a flavour of them about you know freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of association, whether or not men and women have have equal rights, whether or not there's protections from discrimination, who can report abuse or violence towards partners, whether or not we have free elections. But they're all good things that ultimately everybody in New Zealand should be proud of and every new migrant to our country should also be proud to uphold. So there's nothing radical in here but I think it's time that in our beautiful little country we actually start being proud of the fundamental basic. Human rights and democratic freedoms that make us so great.