In recent years, driven by practical demands (shrinking agricultural land area, increasing climate change, etc.), many cooperatives have pioneered the application of science and technology to production, helping to improve productivity, product quality, increase competitiveness, and meet consumer demands.

Legislative thinking needs to shift from a mindset of “pre-approval” and “absolute safety” towards proactively accepting risks in a controlled manner; stepping up the application of science and technology and artificial intelligence (AI) in law-making. These ideas have attracted considerable attention from experts and the public.