Modern Slavery Risk Assessments & Reporting Requirements
A robust Modern Slavery Risk Assessment forms the foundation of your compliance under Australia’s Modern Slavery Act.
It involves identifying and assessing modern slavery risks across:
- Your operations
- Your suppliers and value chain
- High-risk countries, industries, products and services
These insights directly inform your Modern Slavery Statement and demonstrate that your organisation has taken reasonable and proportionate action to address and manage risk, a key expectation under the Act.
Who Needs to Report Under the Modern Slavery Act?
You are required to report if your organisation:
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Has consolidated annual revenue of $100 million or more, or
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Is part of a reporting group that meets the threshold
Many organisations outside this threshold still choose to act due to:
- Customer and tender requirements
- Investor and lender expectations
- Supply chain transparency requests
- Reputational risk management
If you’re being asked about modern slavery by customers or partners, it’s often a signal that formal action is needed.
WHY WORK WITH US?
Modern slavery compliance requires more than a policy, it requires practical insight, defensible methodology, and alignment with your broader sustainability strategy.
Clear, Defensible Risk Assessments
Structured, evidence-based approaches aligned with regulatory expectations.
Practical Supply Chain Insight
Focused on real risk, not generic templates or statements.
End-to-End Support
From risk assessment through to Modern Slavery Statements and improvement planning.
Aligned with Broader Sustainability Reporting
Ensuring consistency across climate, ESG and governance disclosures where required.
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