The first reporting period under the Commonwealth Modern Slavery Act ended on 30 June 2020.

Reporting entities will need to show in their Modern Slavery Statements (originally due on 31 December 2020, but now extended to 31 March 2021) that they have taken action to address modern slavery risks in their supply chains.

• But how detailed does this information need to be?
• Are we expected to identify to Tier 10 in the first report?
• And what about the recent guidance from Border Force on accounting for COVID-19-specific issues

In a webinar presented on 4 May, GRC Solutions combined with Kimberly Randle, Executive Director and Principal Lawyer at FairSupply to address these and other issues.

GRC Solutions Modern Slavery Resources

Modern Slavery Training (Australia)

A three module course covering an introduction to modern slavery, techniques for keeping it out of your supply chains, and complying with the Australian law Details here

Modern Slavery (Non Jurisdictional)

Two modules on identifying and preventing modern slavery Details here

Facilitated Learning for directors and officers Contact us to enquire

Consulting on your compliance systems Details here