UK Parliament Examines Upcoming Trans-Pacific Partnership Benefits
The U.K. Parliament’s Business and Trade Committee this week published a report on the country’s upcoming accession to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, outlining what the committee views as the trade deal's benefits and impact on U.K.…
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trade, and recommendations for the government. It also includes testimony from U.K. government officials on the deal’s expected impacts on rules of origin procedures, expanded market access and goods sectors that may “lose” as a result of the partnership.