Damien Grant critiques the NZ-India free trade agreement, highlighting concerns over migrant quotas, missing dairy exports, and exaggerated investment commitments, while accusing New Zealand First of using opposition as a political strategy.
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Well, you know, there's a commitment to best efforts. It's not an absolute commitment. We get that, but we need some explanation as to what happens if in 15 years' time we haven't invested $33 billion New Zealand dollars in India. What will that mean for exporters who might have committed money, less money than that, but money to the Indian market? So these are questions that we would have asked through the process had we been consulted. Look, National, you know, Christopher Luxon tried his own hands by saying, I want this deal done within three years, and then hadn't done the deal with Winston, so had to come back at the last minute and ask us to support this without the knowledge and the background that we would normally have expected.
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unrealistic and risky for nz
International treaty examination of the NZ – India Free Trade Agreementlack of enforceable obligations raises concerns
Damien O'Connor: Labour's Trade Spokesperson on Labour's hesitance to support the India Free Trade AgreementSocial-media signal on the same topic, drawn from the social lens. Engagement is likes + 2×shares + 3×replies, the same weighting used across the digest cards. View on /social →
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