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Modern Slavery Act 2015: memorandum to board of directors
Practical Law UK Standard Document 9-619-0160 (Approx. 11 pages)
Modern Slavery Act 2015: memorandum to board of directors
by Julianne Hughes-Jennett and Emily Lodge of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Sullivan LLP and Practical Law Commercial (based on an original by Brett Hartley of Morgan Stanley)
A memorandum to the board of directors summarising the supply chain transparency requirements set out in section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015, including proposed amendments to it. It also outlines to the board what steps should be taken to ensure that the organisation's business and supply chains are slavery free. Managing modern slavery risk is crucial to wider environmental, social and governance (ESG) and sustainability risk management and a core component of an ESG and sustainability programme.
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