Is NZ Med School Entry Policy Fair? David Seymour Speaks Out
About this episode
David Seymour discusses the fairness of New Zealand's medical school entry policy regarding Māori applicants and the government's lack of transparency.
We take a look at the extraordinary entry numbers coming out of Otago Medical School. Around 90% of Māori applicants receive offers compared to just 31% in the general category, turning away candidates with superior grades. David Seymour joins us after being briefed on a secret report into race-based admissions. He says it fails to justify the policy, so why won't the government release it to the public? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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