The India-Singapore CECA has four key components: a free trade agreement (FTA) in goods; an arrangement for boosting trade in services, including financial services; a package to promote investment flows and provide mutual investment protection; and a new agreement for avoiding double taxation. It also includes Mutual Recognition Agreements on quality certification of goods and services, liberalized visa rules for professionals, and undertakings to cooperate on several sectors like Customs, dispute settlement, intellectual property rights, education and e-commerce. The CECA also resulted in the signing of a protocol amending the DTAA. Laying out the duties and obligations of the two countries in the above fields, CECA also provides for dispute settlement procedures and recourse to arbitration in certain contingencies. Annexes to the CECA set out detailed information including a list of products for tariff reduction/elimination, certification and testing as well schedules on specific commitments.