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The test takes place in a relatively informal environment where the applicants are required to write the exam on their laps. The majority of people find the time provided to be sufficient to finish the exam. However, people who lack adequate knowledge of English or French could experience difficulties with passing the test. | The test takes place in a relatively informal environment where the applicants are required to write the exam on their laps. The majority of people find the time provided to be sufficient to finish the exam. However, people who lack adequate knowledge of English or French could experience difficulties with passing the test. | ||
''' | :'''NOTE:''' A local non-profit organization, the B.C. Civil Liberties Association, publishes ''The Citizenship Handbook'', a free guide intended to help introduce new Canadians to the country’s political process. The handbook is available in English, Chinese, Spanish, Vietnamese and Punjabi. Call (604) 687-2919 for more information. | ||
=== 2. Citizenship Judge === | === 2. Citizenship Judge === | ||
