Winston Peters: NZ First Leader says Free Trade Agreement with India is 'rushed'

New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters says the new Free Trade Agreement with India is rushed. It reduces or removes 95 percent of export tariffs, offers targeted temporary work visas - and gets preferential treatment for our  apples and manuka honey. I comes after nine months of negotiations. Peters says it gives India too many concessions on immigration and investment, and does little for this country's dairy sector. Winston Peters told Andrew Dickens not enough time was given for engagement, because of the  time frame set by the Prime Minister. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.