The concept behind it is right now what happens is when a farmer buys this, you know, machinery these days is really expensive and it's often computerized in an advanced way. And right now what is required is that Machinery to be fixed has to go to a dealership to be fixed by their mechanics. That's a monopoly practice, really. And so this is the right to repair is essentially saying to these manufacturers of these, of this machinery, you need to, at a fair … (18:17–18:24)
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Asserts that current practices require machinery repairs to be done by dealership mechanics.
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