Christchurch Networking Breakfast: Modern Slavery Reform in New Zealand – Unpacking the Select Committee's Report
An in-person networking breakfast with Fair Supply CEO Kimberly Randle, unpacking the Select Committee's expected report on NZ's Modern Slavery Bill, and what it means for New Zealand organisations.
Date: Thursday, 3 September 2026
Time: 9.30am to 11.00am (Doors open from 9.00am)
Venue: Rydges Latimer Christchurch, 30 Latimer Square, Christchurch Central City, New Zealand
Cost: Complimentary. A hot plated breakfast will be served.
New Zealand's Modern Slavery Bill passed its first reading in Parliament in April 2026 with near-unanimous cross-party support, and has since been considered by the Education and Workforce Select Committee, which is expected to be reported back to Parliament on 31 August.
Join Fair Supply Co-Founder and CEO Kimberly Randle, who presented oral evidence to the Select Committee in June 2026, for a breakfast networking session unpacking the expected Select Committee's report: what it recommends, if there are any key differences from the Bill as introduced, and what those changes might mean in practice for New Zealand organisations.
What we'll cover:
- What the proposed Select Committee's report recommends, and how it compares to the Bill as introduced
- Fair Supply's submission and which recommendations were reflected in the Committee's findings
- The remaining milestones to watch before Royal Assent
- Practical steps businesses can start taking now, regardless of final timing
Who should attend
Senior leaders responsible for procurement, sustainability, ESG, legal, risk or compliance in New Zealand organisations. Places are limited to keep the quality of conversation high.
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