> Will be interesting to see how important that is to the selective universities in the state. I don’t see how being named and shamed on an official government

> Will be interesting to see how important that is to the selective universities in the state. I don’t see how being named and shamed on an official government website is much different than the status quo of being named and shamed in a media report on legacy admissions. That government website will become ammunition for bad press, which will be driven by disgruntled parents (of which there are many). The list itself they don't care about, it'll be the downstream actors who do something with it which will create the problems. Once those problems start landing, the schools will change their behavior to get off that list (but continue their selective admission shenanigans however possible).