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9 Oct 2017

UK: Home Office updates guidance for business reporting under the Modern Slavery Act

Author: UK Home Office, Published on: 4 October 2017

"[Statutory guidance] Slavery and human trafficking in supply chains: guidance for businesses"

[This guide details] how the Government expects organisations to develop a credible and accurate slavery and human trafficking statement each year and sets out what must be included in a statement… A statement must contain the steps an organisation has taken to prevent modern slavery in its supply chains and own business, … be approved and signed by a director, member or partner of the organization … [and] be published on an organisation’s website with a link in a prominent place on the homepage….Reporting requirements can drive better strategic understanding of the risks and impacts of an organisation’s core activities in relation to the environment and human rights