Climate Lobbying Index

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Lobbying Governance

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Limited	Supreme Petrochem Ltd’s “Policy on Responsible Advocacy with Public and Regulatory Bodies” outlines broad principles for engagement, noting that the company shall ensure that its “advocacy position is consistent with its values of commitment, integrity, honesty, transparency, and based on inputs from all its stakeholders” and that such interactions should be conducted “by authorized trained individuals.” It further commits to “work together with industry organisations, chambers, forums, and associations to influence public and regulatory policies” and to “promote consensus, co-operation, compliance, persuasion, and meaningful discussions.” While these statements demonstrate a commitment to aligning direct advocacy with company values, the company does not disclose which specific individual or formal body oversees lobbying activities, nor does it provide any description of a process for monitoring or managing advocacy efforts. There is no information on how indirect lobbying through trade associations is governed and no reference to climate-related lobbying alignment. View Sources	1

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Supreme Petrochem Ltd’s “Policy on Responsible Advocacy with Public and Regulatory Bodies” outlines broad principles for engagement, noting that the company shall ensure that its “advocacy position is consistent with its values of commitment, integrity, honesty, transparency, and based on inputs from all its stakeholders” and that such interactions should be conducted “by authorized trained individuals.” It further commits to “work together with industry organisations, chambers, forums, and associations to influence public and regulatory policies” and to “promote consensus, co-operation, compliance, persuasion, and meaningful discussions.” While these statements demonstrate a commitment to aligning direct advocacy with company values, the company does not disclose which specific individual or formal body oversees lobbying activities, nor does it provide any description of a process for monitoring or managing advocacy efforts. There is no information on how indirect lobbying through trade associations is governed and no reference to climate-related lobbying alignment.

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Lobbying Transparency

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Limited	Supreme Petrochem Ltd provides only a cursory view of its climate-related advocacy. It states that it will "work together with industry organisations, chambers, forums, and associations to influence public and regulatory policies," which reveals that it sometimes lobbies indirectly through trade groups but does not specify whether this involves meetings, submissions, or other concrete actions, nor does it identify the government bodies it addresses. The company does not name any climate-related laws, regulations, or policy proposals it has engaged on, and it offers no information on the specific policy changes or outcomes it is seeking. As a result, the disclosure gives little insight into the substance, methods, or objectives of the company’s climate policy lobbying.	1

Supreme Petrochem Ltd

Lobbying Transparency and Governance