Well, I think, one, if one has some record as a person to prove that one is a citizen, and one should have if one is, then one would provide that; and that serves the bill. Or the Attorney General could come forth with other means that he felt was ample proof.
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Discussing requirements for proving citizenship in relation to a bill.
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