> There's nothing wrong with examining a person for a year before letting them settle in your country. The system has worked well thus far, why bust it up? The

> There's nothing wrong with examining a person for a year before letting them settle in your country. The system has worked well thus far, why bust it up? The Australian government just got given yet another report telling them that this attitude is dangerous. Most estimates from reviews of Australia's current system (intake is in the tens of thousands, however arrivals by boat are processed offshore in Nauru or PNG) is that the timeframe from someone seeking assylum to being declined/accepted needs to be about three months or less - any longer and mental health takes a serious toll and children end up being behind in education.