Singapore APPG

1: transfer the manufacture of wide-chord fan blades to Singapore; and what steps they are taking to ensure that - Speech Link
2: retention of a skilled workforce—some of whom went to Singapore to help set up there on the promise that it would - Speech Link
3: assignment of its activities to a factory in Singapore would devastate a highly skilled workforce. I - Speech Link
4: Government and moved work promised to UK workers to Singapore. Rolls-Royce is well placed, looking ahead, to - Speech Link
5: Rolls-Royce that the establishment of the plant in Singapore would not lead to closure of the UK plant at Barlick - Speech Link

1: and conclusion, on behalf of the EU, of the EU-Singapore Free Trade Agreement; further notes European Union - Speech Link

1: their assessment of the impact of the US-DPRK Singapore Summit on security and human rights on the Korean - Speech Link
2: is a moment to give a cautious welcome to the Singapore summit and to work with the United States, China - Speech Link
3: My Lords, bizarre as some of the images from Singapore might be, clearly, as other noble Lords have indicated - Speech Link
4: that,“void of verification measures, the Singapore summit result pales in comparison to the Iran - Speech Link

1: and supervisory framework for trading venues in Singapore is equivalent to the EU’s framework —in other - Speech Link
2: Baroness, Lady Kramer, asked about equivalence with Singapore. We will carry over all the EU’s existing equivalence - Speech Link

1: with us to enable UK nationals to transit via Singapore is particularly important, not least for those - Speech Link
2: Lords, I understand what the Minister says about Singapore, but he is aware that Qantas, for example, is - Speech Link
3: certain flights, and specifically mentioned Qantas. Singapore acts as a key hub for those coming from Australasia - Speech Link

1: declined—as well as, subject to consultation, the Singapore convention on mediation and the 2019 Hague judgments - Speech Link
2: context of the Singapore mediation convention. There is a great necessity to get the Singapore mediation convention - Speech Link

1: with us to enable UK nationals to transit via Singapore is particularly important, not least for those - Speech Link
2: Australia and New Zealand are looking for routes via Singapore, so I welcome the comments my right hon. Friend - Speech Link
3: international hubs open, and not just in relation to Singapore. We are concerned about other international hub - Speech Link
4: particular, transit routes. I have mentioned Singapore, but there are many others we can talk about, - Speech Link
5: confirmed. The Secretary of State has mentioned that Singapore was a hub on the way home. I am not here to embarrass - Speech Link
6: nationals can get back via Singapore—not just those travelling in Singapore but those who use it as a - Speech Link

1: abroad—should the Government not have a look at the Singapore system, where they have to sign up for five years - Speech Link
2: for that question. I am certainly aware of the Singapore model. I reassure him that we are expanding undergraduate - Speech Link

1: students, is it not time we looked at the system in Singapore, where it is a requirement that all junior doctors - Speech Link
2: afraid that I do not know about the scheme in Singapore, but I will certainly look into it. However, many - Speech Link

1: nationals of Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea and the United States of America - Speech Link