governments to nominate skilled migrants in a broader range of occupations specific to their skill shortage needs than are currently offered through the skilled occupation list. According to the 2014-15 migration program, 68 per cent are skilled migrants and 32 per cent are from family visa streams. Humanitarian program Australia is within the top three humanitarian resettlement countries in the world. Under the humanitarian program, the department granted 13,799 visas in 2010–11. Of these, 8971 were granted offshore and 4828 were granted onshore. The Woman at Risk target of 12 per cent of refugee grants (720 grants) was exceeded, with 759 visas granted. The introduction of complementary protection legislation into parliament on 24 February 2011, was a development in relation to Australia's commitment to fulfilling its international obligations under the Refugee Convention. This was expected to improve the efficiency of decision-making by providing more accountable assessments of asylum seekers’ protection claims. Citizenship The department's citizenship course provides an alternative pathway for taking the final step towards becoming an Australian citizen. In 2010–11, 27 citizenship courses were delivered across metropolitan and regional areas in Australia, and about 74,000 citizenship tests were administered globally during the year. On 26 January 2011, Australia Day, approximately 13,000 people became Australian citizens in about 325 citizenship ceremonies hosted by local councils and community groups across the country. Brisbane City Council, despite the devastating floods, hosted the largest Australia Day 2011 citizenship ceremony with more than 1,000 people becoming citizens at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre. Border security There are more than 30 million movements across Australia's borders every year. By 2020, indications are that these numbers are likely to increase to approximately 45 million movements per year. The department collects biometrics to help verify the identity of visa applicants in any future visa encounters. From December 2010, biometrics began to be collected across 15 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East. This initiative was undertaken in collaboration with the predecessor of UK Visas and Immigration. Immigration detention A new immigration detention services group was established in 2011 to implement policy, manage contractors and coordinate detention operations. See also Visa policy of Australia List of Australian Commonwealth Government entities Migration Agents Registration Authority Cornelia Rau Vivian Solon References External links Immigration and Border Protection Border control Adoption in Australia Australia, Immigration and Border Protection 2013 establishments in Australia Immigration services Public policy in