Carmel Sepuloni _Labour Deputy leader

from Yours Politically - Sanjesh Narain · host Tarana

Carmel Sepuloni, deputy leader of New Zealand Labour Party, has pushed back on proposals for a c citizenship test, saying she doesn’t see the need for such a change. In an interview with Radio Tarana host Sanjesh Narain, Sepuloni questioned the reasoning behind introducing a formal test for prospective citizens. Her comments reflect a broader debate in New Zealand about immigration policy and how citizenship requirements should evolve.

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