Question: Will there be any citizenship ceremonies?

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Citizenship
section_headers: Applying for citizenship
section_content: Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, all face-to-face citizenship appointments
have been placed on hold. The Department will recommence in-person interviews
and citizenship tests when it is safe to do so.
New applications for Australian citizenship are still able to be accepted
during this period.
Processing continues on all applications for Australian citizenship that have
already been lodged with the Department.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Provides a very clear answer to the question of whether there will be citizenship ceremonies.
The answer gives an exact answer. The answer is no. That's fine, it's short and clear. This is always best

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Citizenship
section_headers: Citizenship ceremonies
section_content: Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, in-person citizenship ceremonies have been
placed on hold.
To continue to enable conferees to become Australian citizens, the Department
is undertaking online ceremonies through video link as an alternative to
traditional in-person ceremonies. These online ceremonies will continue to be
offered as a temporary replacement to traditional in-person ceremonies until
the social distancing restrictions necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic ease.
These ceremonies will be with the presiding officer and generally a single
conferee, or a household group if they reside at the same location. Ceremonies
performed via video link include integrity measures, such as confirming
identity.
The Department is contacting conferees with full details of the process. There
is no need to contact the Department or your local council about your
ceremony.
In-person citizenship ceremonies will re-commence when it is safe to do so.
Generally, conferees have 12 months from their notice of approval to attend a
ceremony and make the pledge of commitment, however, during the COVID-19
period, citizenship approval will not be cancelled if a conferee cannot attend
a ceremony within this 12 month period.
For more information, see the Minister’s statement on Australian citizenship
processing

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Has detailed and extensive information about in-person citizenship ceremonies.
The answer here is clear, no in person stuff, but there are some cases where on line ceremonies or meetings can happen. The contac information and detail is good. This is a good answer.

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Limits on public gatherings for coronavirus (COVID-19)
section_headers: Aged care facilities
section_content: Special restrictions remain in place for aged care
facilities to protect older Australians. On 21 April, the Australian Health
Protection Principal Committee (AHPPC) updated their advice for residential
aged care facilities.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Answer has nothing to do with citizenship  ceremonies or ANY part of the question asked. It refers to Aged care, completely different type of answer for a very different question. This is a question not asked.
Talks about restrictions on aged care facilities, and doesn't mention citizenship at all.

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