A Labour spokesperson critiques the government's approach to the Indian Free Trade Agreement, raising concerns about export risks, intellectual property, and the lack of policy clarity, while also criticizing the cost of living and health-related policies.
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No no there isn't no it's a clear number that and with with had Frontier invested in China and lost billions of dollars if people invest in the Indian market we need to know that this this is something that can come from from left field if you like that is that they judge that we haven't put enough money into promotion of investment now it's not the target but promotion towards that look that's just one of a number of things we wanted to find out about about Sanitary part of sanitary, that is that we see the Indians had intervened in the very profitable log market said we won't accept metal bromide, that collapsed, that export market collapsed overnight and we've just got it up and running again after many years. We've had the Australian apples is another thing. Where you have requirements around sanitary, phytosanitary issues, if you have an ability for ad hoc intervention with no rights of review, then that is a risk. Now, we've had assurances, but we've had to work through this really carefully. Intellectual property, you know, investing in joint ventures, which I think is a great way forward, making sure that we don't hand over, you know, Kiwi All gold and Kiwi gold.
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