Direct Lobbying Transparency
| Overall Assessment | Comment | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Strong | Genting Singapore Ltd provides a solid level of transparency around its climate-related lobbying activities. It identifies two concrete policy areas it has engaged on: participation in Singapore Exchange consultation papers on climate-related disclosure rules (including TCFD-aligned reporting requirements) and its involvement in the “Sentosa Carbon Neutral Network: Carbon Neutrality by 2030.” The company also explains how it seeks to influence these policies, stating that it “participated in consultation papers by the Singapore Exchange (SGX)” and worked “closely with Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC)…through the sharing of resources and expertise as well as the development of guidelines,” thereby naming both the mechanisms and their governmental or statutory targets (SGX and SDC). Finally, it sets out clear policy objectives, declaring that it “supports [the SGX proposals] with no exceptions,” aims to “set goal and drive precinct-level carbon neutrality by 2030,” and is developing “guidelines to support local food sourcing and remove single-use plastic bottles,” while confirming that these positions are “aligned” with the Paris Agreement. Collectively, these disclosures reveal the policies addressed, the channels used, and the specific outcomes the company is advocating, demonstrating a strong degree of openness about its climate-policy lobbying. | 3 |