Australia and Mr Robb

foreign investors: Elements of the deal will require the green light from parliament, according to Nine News Australia. Labor holds concerns about investor-state dispute settlement provisions, which allow foreign investors to sue the government if their profits are affected by any Australian law or policy. Mr Robb will head to Auckland on Wednesday ahead of Thursday signing of the Trans-Pacific Partnership."This offers enormous prospects for driving growth and jobs in Australia," Mr Robb said. The opposition will also use the parliamentary treaties committee to test government claims about the trade deal benefits. The TPP was finalised in October after five years of negotiations, with Australia, New Zealand, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, Singapore, the United States and Vietnam all parties to the agreement.© AAP 2016Politics Send your photos, videos and stories to can remain anonymous. The government says the TPP will eliminate more than 98 per cent of tariffs in the TPP region, removing import taxes on about $9 billion of Australian trade. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.