The APPG will explore how trade has a real-life impact, including how trade interacts with: food standards, farming and animal welfare; the environment and climate change; jobs and workers’ rights; sustainable development in the Global South; human rights and rule of law; digital rights and online harms; public services, health and the NHS.
1. Trade Justice Dundee - written evidence
22/05/2018 - Inquiry: Scotland and Brexit: Trade and Foreign Investment - Scottish Affairs Committee
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Found: Written evidence - Trade Justice Dundee Written evidence submitted by Trade Justice Dundee (TFI0006) Scottish
2. Trade Union Facilities Time 2018/19
20/09/2019 - Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC)
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Found: communications
Home
Crime, justice and law
Policing
Transparency
3. Trade Marks Rules
03/07/2019 - Intellectual Property Office (IPO)
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Found: parenting
Citizenship and living in the UK
Crime, justice and the law
Disabled people
Driving and transport
4. Written Evidence: Trade Justice Movement (TB05) (PDF, 127KB)
24/01/2018 - Bill Documents
Found: Trade Justice Movement, November 2018
1 /4 Trade
Bill Committee: written evidence
from the Trade
5. Trade with the US
18/07/2019 - Department for International Trade
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Found: responses were received as part of the Global Justice Now
campaign. Some of these contained additional
1. Oral Answers to Questions
23/01/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: for trade in the world. We aim to secure agreements with countries accounting for 80% of UK trade within - Speech Link
2: the negotiations with other countries to increase trade, what is she doing to make sure that farmers from - Speech Link
3: out, there are huge opportunities for farmers for trade—for example, getting lamb into the US market. The - Speech Link
2. Continuity Agreement: Kingdom of Morocco
09/03/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: Sahara; and calls on the Government to ensure a trade agreement conforms to international law in relation - Speech Link
2: Parliament’s continuing inability to scrutinise UK trade deals in a meaningful way. As your Lordships’ House - Speech Link
3: Government intend to involve Parliament in future trade deals is the Command Paper that was produced by - Speech Link
3. Leaving the EU: Legal Services
21/11/2018 - Westminster Hall
1: the legal services sector to our economy and our justice system. Will he indicate what he believes the direction - Speech Link
2: maintaining regulatory flexibility when pursuing trade agreements with third countries.I would point - Speech Link
3: arrangements on trade in services and investment, delivering a level of liberalisation in trade in services - Speech Link
4. Trade Bill
09/02/2021 - Commons Chamber
1: the message from the House of Lords on the Trade Bill, which is to be considered in accordance with the - Speech Link
2: of course plays a vital role in scrutinising our trade policy. We currently have robust scrutiny arrangements - Speech Link
3: mind—that Parliament would have an effective veto on a trade agreement through the CRaG process by continuing - Speech Link
5. European Union: Trading Arrangements
30/01/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: the European Union a new treaty, subject to World Trade Organization jurisdiction, which would continue - Speech Link
2: framework for a comprehensive and ambitious free trade agreement with the EU. We will of course leave the - Speech Link
3: this if the going gets rough in the forthcoming trade negotiations. For the record, will the Government - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Fleur Anderson MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 0207 219 3000.
Email: fleur.anderson.mp@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
David Lawrence, The Trade Justice Movement, 66 Offley Road, London SW9 0LS. Tel: 07769 665 187
Email: david@tjm.org.uk
Secretariat:
The Trade Justice Movement acts as the group's secretariat. https://www.tjm.org.uk/
No direct financial benefits are on record for the Trade Justice APPG