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transparency in supply chains etc. A practical guide Guidance issued under section 54(9) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 transparency 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 15 Annex A Modern Slavery Definition 17 Annex B Section 54 - transparency in supply chains etc 20 Annex C Example of a group structure with a subsidiary based abroad 23 Annex D The Act in the context of other reporting requirements 25 Annex E Information in a slavery and human trafficking statement 27 Annex F UK Modern Slavery Adult Victim support providers 38 Annex G Useful Information and Resources 402 transparency in supply chains etc.
protect workers from being abused and exploited in their own organisation and global supply chains. 1.3 However, there are still far too many people in the world being treated as commodities. There are also far too many organisations ignoring such abuses or who are knowingly responsible for policies
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