transparency in supply chains - GOV.UK
transparency in supply chains etc. A practical guide Guidance issued under section 54(9) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015Transparency in supply chains etc. A practical guide ContentsForeword 21. Introduction 32. The Modern Slavery Act 2015 53. Who is required to comply? 74. Writing a slavery and human trafficking statement 105. The Structure of a Statement 126. Approving a statement 137. Publishing a statement 148. Responding to an incident of modern slavery 15Annex A Modern Slavery Definition 17Annex B Section 54 - transparency in supply chains etc 20Annex C Example of a group structure with a subsidiary based abroad 23Annex D The Act in the context of other reporting requirements 25Annex E Information in a slavery and human trafficki
trafficking is not taking part in any part of its supply chain, this does not mean that the organisation in question must guarantee that the entire supply chain is slavery free. Instead, it means an organisation must set out the steps it has taken in relation to any part of the supply chain (that is, it should capture all the actions it has taken).
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