Global Connections – Migration
An asylum seeker is someone who has fled their own country and applies to the government of another country for protection as a refugee. According to the United Nations Convention and Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees (the Refugee Convention), a refugee is someone who is outside their own country and cannot return due to a well-founded fear of persecution because of their:
- race
- religion
- nationality
- membership of a particular social group
- political opinion.
The term ‘asylum seekers’ refers to all people who apply for refugee protection, whether or not they are officially determined to be refugees.
Both the Labour and Liberal Parties have developed policies to manage this situation. It has been a major issue in the current Federal Election. View the ABC Midday report back in June of this year. Click the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb3NIhKO4BM
If you had a say in what should happen with all the asylum seekers that come via boat what would would you do. Would you accept them all? Use the Values Based Decision Making Process to write questions you would need to ask yourself in order to make a fair and appropriate decision. Make a recommendation at the end.
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Prudence?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Justice?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Fortitude?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Temperance?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
RECOMMENDATION:
- I think that they should make the refugees get an Australian Citizenship, so what they’re doing wouldn’t be illegal
- Let them come in, but only if they’re here to live, not to terrorise
- The government could not let them come in at all, if it becomes a bugger issue than what it already is
- I think that it’ll be really mean to not accept any of them, but on the other hand, they shouldn’t be arriving to Australia illegally
- Stop all boats from comming into Australia
i agree with some of your but with let them in if there here to live you also have to think about the safety of other people who live here otherwise it was really good recommendations and well thought up
I agree totally with Megan
How do you know if they’re a terrorist?? Apart from that really good dot points.
I agree with you how do you know if they are torrests.
I would just like to add: Asylum Seekers are not just people runing away from the government or people in trouble with the law, sometimes they can be escaping from war in their country.
Oh… Just to answer you’re questions…
Layla’s Question: I do know that they can also be escaping war or something like that… I’ve included some things for that too!!
Megan’s: How is risky for the others who live here? I don’t really get what your trying to ask….
Winona: Well….. If they DID do something bad like terrorsie, (eg. bomb or something)
they’ll be able to track down who did it… And they’d find out that they’re refugees… So yeah.
I nearly agree with all your answers but for the point you made ‘- Let them come in, but only if they’re here to live, not to terrorize’, I think that you should have elaborated as to how the detention centers would find out if any of the asylum seekers were terrorists but other than that you did a great job!
Well, thats really what I meant…….. (They should find out what they are here for before letting them in)!!
I agree with most of your reccommendation
I like your recomendation Marcelle. I think that accepting all Asylum seekers would overpopulate australia and people would take advantage of this so they dont have to go to the expence to buy a plance/ship ticket, instead they would come on a boat.
Recommendation:
I would recommend to all the asylum seekers that come by boat not to do it because they will just be turned back and should not/would not make it into our country without hardcore evidence of what is happening in the country they have come from. If they do make it into our country i recommend that they should be moniter for a bit to see what they are like and what they are actually doing in our country.If whoever has monitered them and they find nothing wrong with what they are doing then i agree that they should be left alone but if the person who was monitering them finds that they are doing wrong things in our country they should be kicked out. TO MAKE IT OBVIOUS IF THEY DO MAKE IT IN TO OUR COUNTRY THEY HAVE TO ABIDE BY OUR RULES AND IF THEY ARE NOT WILLING THEY SHOULD BE KICKED OUT OF THE COUNTRY.
That is my Brendon heads recommendation on assylum seekers!
I like you recomendation Brendon!!!
That is a really good recomendation
You are very funny HAHA WELL DONE
i agree with your recommendations i think you put alot of thought into this!
good recommendation
You put alot of effort into this recommendation and i think your right.
They should stop coming and they should be monitered and if they dont abide by our rules they should be kicked out!!
i agree with paige they should be kicked out
I agree that they should as well dylan and paige
I also agree with you there all of it is very relevant and should be taken in to julia gillards thinking.
great comment.
good recomendation Brendon!
Prudence
-Should i allow these people on the shores of Australia?
Justice
-Will they help Australia build as a country?
-Will these people cause commotions between neighbours?
-Does australia want these people flocking to Australia?
Fortitude
- Should I send the seekers to countries and islands which are barely populated?
-Should isend them back to where they came from?
Temperance
- Should i do what the people in Australia want me to do?
Recommendation
- I’d recommend the asylum seekers not to come to Australia because they will over populate Australia because if one of them finds out that they were allowed on to the shores of Australia more Asylum seekers would come flocking to Australia hopng to be allowed on to the shores of Australia.
I think your recomendation is very good!!!
I also think your recommendation is really good, Brendon!
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Prudence?
Will the Priminester let them enter Australia by the shore?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Justice?
Should i let them stay or not?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Fortitude?
Could i just let them sail to another country?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Temperance?
Is it the right thing to let them stay?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
Assylum seekes might as well try to get to the boarder because not many are going to get into Australia.
i agree with your recommendation
Same i agree with it to.
I agree with all of what you are saying!
RECOMMENDATION:
In this situation I will recommend that Julia Gillard should take more action as to how the detention centers determine if the asylum seekers are really here to be refugees because there are a number of boats coming into the border of Australia and if she doesn’t take action quickly then it can get out of control. And as for the asylum seekers, they are doing the wrong thing from my point of view (Not absolutely all of them!) because most of them are just coming into Australia to have a better life and just to move countries without going through all the hassles of the paperwork or the money to get a visa and a ticket.
A bit like Brendon’s reply. I will also recommend that the asylum seekers are monitored for a while and are also asked questions calmly and regularly just to understand what is the basic reason for them taking the risk of dying, bringing their whole family across the seas without even knowing for sure if they will be granted refuge in Australia!? Its not a right thing to do because there are so many other countries near them which are good so why don’t they try to seek refuge there?
But if the asylum seekers have hard evidence that they are really in danger or are being not fairly treated then there is no harm whatsoever to allow them to stay in Australia for a while until they are out of danger.
I really agree with your recommendation there especially where you said they can try to seek refuge at other countries closer to them.
so really good comment.
Recommendations:
I would recommend that the Australian gov open up the off-shore processing centre and people smugglers should at minimum pay and all money made by people smuggling and spend a minimum of 1year in PRISON because there the ones who put these poor people in these horrendously dangerous boats with only enough resources to survive 1 trip :@…..
If caught people smuggling it should be 5 years PRISON and 1 week community service.
If caught again it should be 10 years PRISON and 10 weeks of community service.
I personlly come from a back of a third world country, so i think is disgusted :@…
i meant background :S hahaha.
You have givven strong points, Binaya!
I agree with Marcelle. The only thing I disagree with is the sentence it should be MUCH longer. What they did is really bad and they should be punished for a longtime.
-Winona
How long do you think you should keep them in prision? I think about 10 to 20 years….. What about you, Winona?
Winona! You can’t jail some one for witing a short sentence!!!!
Oh… I get it… sorry
i think about 15 years would be sutiable
I have to dissagree with what you’ve said. What they did WOULDN’T be bad, if they were escaping war or something like that. So in that condition, they wouldn’t really need a sentence at all….
I think you put alot of effort in to this
Great job Binaya, I think your points are really on the dot because you have actually even made a punishment system!!
I think you have some really good points in there although a bit morw detail for a few of the shorter sentences would ahve been nice. Great job i also commend you for putting in your own personally experience.
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
– Should I allow them in our region of the ocean sea?
– Should i rely on them for not killing rare animals and whales on land in in the sea?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
– Could this be a good thing that they are entering our home country?
– Could they pull our country apart?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
– Should I allow our Aussies to travel to the other countries to live?
– Should I send some of or population to a not so wealthy country to help bulid it into a wealthy county like us?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
– How can I avoid this so it does not get into a huge fight between countries?
– If i can not my decision who will?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
– I think that Gillard should allow people that i kid and sweet but do not allow those people that hurt people or steal others property.
prudence
what affect will it have on australians?
will they fight with australians?
temperence
how can i calm the other countries down?
is there anything i can do to prevent war?
justice
what are the good things and bad things of them comming?
fortitude
do australians get treated like migrants?
recomendation
i think the skilled people should come then the poor families and lastly the rich families. it should be done in a waiting list.
recommendation:
to be honest i would think that you shouldn’t have to be told not to come into this country this is a free world, the government didn’t find this place did they so why should people have to pay or be told not to come into the country if there coming for a visit or to live by coming on a boat?
i can see why they would be doing it for saftey so my reconmendation would be
please do not put this one up Mr Williams!
thank you
i realy agree with you Megan
great job!
Well done Megan
RECOMMENDATION:
-If they are coming into out country they should be able to obey our rule as when we go into there country we have to obey there rules.
-I wouldn’t go on a boat because everybody else has to pay to get into another country so why should they get away with it by going in boat.
-If i were in the government i would make the rule a higher punishment or find.
Your’s is really good, but theres one thing: What about being fair to thoses who trael by boat? It can’t all be just punishment, cna it? Other than that, you’res is really good, Megan!
Megan you are so right
iagree with with your recommendations(especially the second one).
i’d like to know one thing though what punishments doe want to enforce and ones the shouldn’t?
RECOMMENDATION:
I would recommend that they let the refugees into the country if they have a good reason for coming and if they don’t they could send them back to their country on a different plane or boat.
I forgot to say that I think that the people that run the boats should be fined and or sent to jail because they put the people on a dangerous boat with just enough food to last one trip.
I agree, as it would be unfair if they weren’t here to work or terrorise.
But what happens if they escape before they get put on another plane/boat
i agree with you Jackson.
I only disagree with one point of opinon, if they are sent back via plane or boat by the govt. it would be a waste of taxpayer money.
This is a hard subject to talk about as they are human beings, refugees come here for a reason as they are unhappy were they are, or they are in a voilent country, they want a better life for their children. it is wrong that they come here by boat but i think they have no choice as it may not be easy doing it the proper way. we do need to stop illegal immagrints coming in as l think it is getting out of hand. as much as we want to help all these people it is going to become overpopulated we dont want to end up like china . sometimes it is sad when we want to celebrate christmas or easter etc, we have to be careful as we cant offend there way or there beliefs. australia is supposed to be a land of freedom . slowly we are losing that .
I agree with most of the things you’ve said!!
Very, very good recommendations Michaela, I agree with all that you have said because this is actually a very serious matter and can’t be rushed as we are talking about human beings and their lives.
I agree with everything michaela. You have made a very good point about asylum and refugees being human beings and that they might not be happy in there home country. I aslo agree that The religous veiws is a big problem as people will discriminate and be racist. Australia is a land of freedom and your right we are losing the freedom to be individual.
i agree.
Micheala you’ve made very strong points.
My favorite point is the last one about AUS losing freedom, freedom is a speical thing and is very delicate use to much and spoof it’s gone. AUS is slowly using freedom and as you said we are slowly losing it.
Maybe all the other nations should start taking the refugees , so we wont get as many refugees cause really we need to start looking after our people who are doing it hard like the homeless and the old people.
that is what the govt. is talking about international support.
Well, they’re not doing a fantastic job, are they?
RECOMMENDATION:
- In this Situation they should make the refugees apply for an Australian citizenship like the rest of the people that want to come here to Australia
- Also they should be able to follow Australia’s rules
-They are taking over our jobs and our money
- And they are smuggling people in
Sorry the last 1 is ment to be
The people that are smuggling the other people in should be the ones in trouble
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Prudence?
• Do these asylum seekers a have a history of crime?
• Is it fair to let some countries come and others don’t?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Justice?
• If they get jobs, will it prevent Aussies from getting jobs?
• Will it cause Australia to overpopulate?
• Could they bring certain diseases into the country?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Fortitude?
• Should I allow them into the country even if they help?
• What would happen if they come in and cause trouble?
• Could it cause more racism and lead to war?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Temperance?
• Could it make more people to be unhappy?
• Would it cause more security safe houses to be made?
• Would people still vote for m if something goes wrong?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
• If it was me to decide, I would not let the asylum seekers in because if they knew that they could come into the country, more than enough would take advantage and then there would be too many people and Australia would overpoulate.
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Prudence?
Should our PM let the asylum seekers into Australia?
Do the asylum seekers have a crimminal records of their own and if so should we still let them in with open arms.
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Justice?
Should we enforce consequences on the asylum seekers but give them a tempermental visa for a month so they can buy themselves tickets so they can go back to they country of origin.
Should we enforce greater consequences on the people sunmglers.
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Fortitude?
Should we let them in even if they have no job qualifications?
What will they do to help us?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Temperance?
could this possibly make people unhappy that all these asylum seekers are come flowing in to Australia, some of the asylum seekers could be professional theives and of couse they will be scared!
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
If I could control this situation I would sent them straight back to their country of origin and enforce crimminal charges.
Toby, i’m not trying to offend you but I totally disagree with your recommendation. I know what your thinking and I don’t want criminals in our country either but before even knowing the reason of the asylum seekers coming to our country, how can we send them back to their country of origin? That is just trying to kick the asylum seekers out of Australia with hatred for them.
I agree with most of your answers excpet your recommendation. I know some asylum seekers will have criminal backgrounds but not all of them have. maybe they should try and find criminal records to see what type of person we are deeling with instead of sending them back and pressing charges to those who arent criminals and are looking for a new beginning.
Thats a really good point, Paige! I agree with most things you’ve said, Toby.
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
What has happened previously that had a positive affect on asylum seekers?
Who is currently being let in?
Who misses out?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
What should be the criterea to be allowed into Australia?
What is the maximum amount of people able to fit?
What is current number of asylum seekers, both official and not?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
Which countries are most likely to help?
Which countries will be affected?
What is the general public’s opinion?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
Who would be most likely to try and influence my decision?
What would be most affective and safe for all involved?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
I agree with Julia Gillard in saying that Regional Detention Centres should be put in the places where the boats are coming from. We should also try and allow as many people that can fit into our country.
I agree with Julia Gillard’s idea too but still it may not work but if you ask me I reckon if I were the world leader there would be no need to leave your country- The world would run under the same government. Not neccesarilly the same leaders but the same group of people to discuss issues that has happened in other countries to stop it happening in others. Also it would run on whatever the people want and each country would chose their own leaders. It would be a free world with the same sort of laws we have now. We would run on the motto POWER AND CHAOS!- Ohk so it is a little scary but all it means is you have to fight to get to the top. No wait! Not fight fight like… you know what I mean- And when I do become leader my first order would be to make more seasons of The Tribe. And then to stop airing 60 mintues/ A Currant Affairs- They make people look so evil!- Seriously though I would make a great leader… OMG I am like a genius right!
Well… that was a long comment
Hahaha. I like it!
you have a very good point there layla.
I would also make pie a law- Mmmmm yum!
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
Do these asylum seekers have a history with crme?
Why should we not let them in?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
Why have they fled there own country?
If we send them back how will it change there life?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
How can i help them with there issues?
If i send them back will they be injured or killed?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
how will my decision affect Australia?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
I think Asylum seekers should not be aloud in the country if they try to do so illgaly but if they where to apply for the right to come in the country and where going to abide by Australias laws they should be aloud to enter the country however they should have to be in absoloute need to come in the country and not just want to or Autralia will become over crowded and will not be a plesant place for all of us to live.
I agree that Australia could be come over populated. Maybe they could set up something that could send the asylum seekers to a different country that could be able to hold more people
yeah thats what I think too. Australia would probably become TOO over populated. =]
As I commented before (on Marcelle’s comment) Asylum seekers arn’t always asscociated with crime or terrorism. Oh but I like your reconmendation (:
Prudence:Right judgement in what we must or not do.
* Did the asylum seekers have a bad past?
Justice:justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
* Would their lives change if we send them back to their country?
Fortitude:To do what is right despite any difficulty.
* Can this issue be solved without people being injured or killed?
Temperance:To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honorable.
* How will the asylum seekers affect Australia?
Recommendation:What recommendation would you make in this situation.
* I think the asylums seekers should be welcome in this country because they are poor innocent people that want to start a new life in Australia?
i am 50/50 with your recommedation.
it feels right to let them in with open arms,but it could overpopulate AUS
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
What people should be let into Australia?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
Is leting in these people the right thing to do?
Is leting in these people the right thing to do in regards to other immigrants that FILLED OUT THE PAPERWORK to get to Australia?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
What would the public think about this situation?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
Who will effect my desion?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
I would recommend that these people are allowed in Australia ONLY if they fill out the paperwork that other immigrants filled out to get here!
With your Prudence question (What people should be let into Australia?) What do you mean by that? I am a bit confused by that question. Are you saying we should choose which asylum seekers we should let into the country? (Because that would be a bit unfair) OR are you saying something else?
Other than that it is awesome
I think he means by chosing who comes into Australia, and who doesn’t.
i agree with M.arcelle
yeah Layla Im a bit confused too but i think Max means ‘if people should be let into Australia’.=]
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Prudence?
The Questions I would ask would be-
1. Who misses out on coming in to our country?
2. Are they safe to keep in our country?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Justice?
The Questions I would ask would be-
1. Why are they all coming to our country?
2. How many people can we bring in?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Fortitude?
The Questions I would ask would be-
1. If I don’t allow them into our country what will happen to them?
2. Who else would this effect?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Temperance?
The Questions I would ask would be-
1. What would be the safest thing to do?
2. What will the rest of Australia think about my decision?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
I would send them back because they may not be safe people to bring into Australia and Australia might overpopulate if the other people realise that they can come and live here.
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
-Have these seekers had a past with crime?
-How do you choose who to let in? Who gets in and who misses out?
-Have any asylum seekers had a positive affect on Australia?
-Should we let them in even if they don’t have any qualifications?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
-How would we pick which people get to come into Australia?
-Why have they fled their own country?
-Where would they go and how could it affect them if we sent them back?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
-How could we help as a country?
-Which other countries could help?
-If we send them away could they die or be killed on the way back or back at their home country?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
-How could my decision affect Australia?
-How could my decision affect the people involved?
-Would it be safe?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
Maybe Asylum seekers that want to come to Australia would have to have certain qualifications to be able to accepted.I agree that Regional Detention Centres should be put in the places where the boats are coming from. Maybe they could take people into the centers and if they can’t be accepted then they could be transfered to a different country. This is a very hard question to answer. There could be no right o wrong answer.
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
- Have the seekers coming in have records of being in crime in the past
- Why do they have to be sent out or in
- Are they safe to have in our country
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Prudence?
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JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Justice?
-Why have they left their own country
-Who should we kick out
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Fortitude?
- Could they help us as a country
-Will they kill other people if they are not allowed in our country
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Temperance?
- How could this affect other people
-How could it affect our country
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
Asylum seekers that want to come into our country should have a permit and when they enter our country police have to make sure they have no criminal record. Detention Centers should also be put in the places the boats are coming from. There is no exact answer
I agree with everthing Natalie. I like your recommedation it isnt an on the dot answer it is a open ended ansewer that can be taken from many views.
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Prudence?
1Is it fair to the asylum seekers?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Justice?
1If I where to let the Asylum Seekers in where would they go?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Fortitude?
1Do the Asylum Seekers deserve to live in my coountry?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Temperance?
1How will this affect my country?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
1Would the asylum seekers fit in in my country?
Wait!!! I have an reconmendation! Maybe we could send them to their own little island!? Like canery island or something but we would change the name of the island to something like Layla is so awesome!!!
That honestly doesn’t make any sense…..
What does it mean?
Ohk so I have thought a little more about this and I have came up with this;
I think before we let the aslyum seekers in maybe we should care for our own people first. There are very many people without homes in Australia. You never know what can happen maybe soon people from Australia will be fleeing!
PRUDENCE: Right judgements in what we must do or not do.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Prudence?
1. How do the asylum seekers feel?
2. Are we wrong to judge them?
JUSTICE: Justice involves right judgements in relation to others.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Justice?
1. What would happen if the asylum seekers were let in ?
2. Where would the asylum seekers go if I decided to leave them out?
FORTITUDE: To do what is right despite any difficulty.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Fortitude?
1. Why did they leave there home country?
2. Would they respect our values?
TEMPERANCE: To be able to moderate our desires and avoid influences that may not be honourable.
What questions do you need to ask yourself in relation to Temperance?
1. How could they change what they have done?
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
Maybe they should find somwhere else to live.
They should only allow a certain amount of asylum seekers in at once.
Well Done, Paige! I agree with what you’ve said! I like your reccemendation.
good point i agree there.
RECOMMENDATION: What recommendation would you make in this situation?
I would recommend that refuges should try to seek refuge in other countries or the refuges could go to many countries so it won’t create too much of a hassle and it won’t be so hard to keep them in or if their monitored there won’t be as many to monitor and take into refuge if they are spread around to several different countries. Like Brendon I would also recommend that if they are doing things wrong they should be sent out of the country but if they aren’t then give them a chance and let them stay.
Prudence
~Do these seekers have criminal past?
~How am I suppose to choose who gets to come into Australia?
~Will any of the seekers have a positive impact on Australia?
Temperance
~How can my decision effect Australia?
~Would it be safe?
~how can my decision effect the people involved?
Justice
~What are the good things about them coming?
~What are the bad things about them coming?
~How do we pick who gets to come in?
~Why did they not use the normal process to get into Australia?
Fortitude
~How can we help as a country?
~What would happen if we didn’t let them in?
Recommendation
Maybe we need to find out what kind of quilliforcations they have before we decide.
Prudence
What are the seekers crimanal record?
Should the seekers be let in?
Why should I let the seekers in?
Temperance
How will this affect Australia?
Who will this affect?
How will this affect the seekers?
Fortitude
How could we help the seekers wihtout letting them in?
How will if affect Australia if we let them in or not?
Why should we have to make a decision?
Recomendation:
Let them in or not depending on there crimanil record
PRUDENCE:
* do they have a bad criminal record?
* will the seekers have an impact on other seekers?
* if we let the seekers in Australia, what will they do that will impact Australia?
JUSTICE:
* will letting the seekers in effect anyone?
* what will happen if we let the seekers in Australia?
* what effect will they have to Australia if we let them in?
FORTITUDE:
*will they fit in to australian culture?
RECOMMENDATION:
* Well, I think that letting the asylum seekers will probably raise the population of Australia (that’s a possitive)
* I also think that if we let TOO many asylum seekers in alot of criminals would also start comming in (negative)
* I think that people would take advantage of this policy and come to Australia for neggative reasons.