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Two asylum seekers have died in offshore processing since 2014.

"Nauru will play no real role in offshore processing arrangements for the foreseeable future under Labor," he said in a statement on Saturday.

The Coalition leader, Tony Abbott, said the crackdown was "a promising development in offshore processing" which he welcomed, but said Australians should not trust Labor to stop the boats or implement the crackdown.

The RACP was also concerned that the government had not provided adequate "assurances and information" that medical provision in offshore processing centres was fit to meet the needs of detainees.

Bishop told ABC's AM program her understanding was the law would apply to those in offshore processing centres, including those who had sought medical treatment in Australia because they were part of the same cohort.

Chairman Claudio Grossman, who heads a panel of 10 independent experts, raised concerns that conditions in offshore processing centres had been described by both Amnesty International and the UNHCR as "inhumane".

In particular, since the bipartisan policy of mandatory detention was linked to the death of a young Iranian detainee during riots in an offshore processing center on Manus Island in February.

Some asylum seekers remained in detention for years, but the boat arrivals slowed, and in 2008 offshore processing was dismantled by the new Labor government, led by Kevin Rudd.

It comes amid moves by the Australian immigration department to shift detainees out to other mainland facilities, a worsening mental health crisis in the offshore processing centres, and the sudden partial collapse of Australia's offshore processing policy.

In the wake of the publication of the Nauru files, dozens of human rights, legal, religious and medical groups have demanded the Australian government put a stop to the suffering of asylum seekers and refugees in its offshore processing regime.

"What we we are not going to do is enter into an arrangement that sends a green light to people smugglers," the immigration minister, Peter Dutton, told ABC's 7.30 last week in defending offshore processing.