Strengthening your Modern Slavery Response in 2027
From the Modern Slavery Act’s commencement to the Government’s proposed reforms, we look at how modern slavery reporting in Australia has evolved and where organisations should focus to strengthen their response in 2027 and beyond.
Join Fair Supply Co-Founder and CEO Kimberly Randle for a practical look at how to prepare your modern slavery response for 2027 and beyond.
Kim will trace how the Australian Modern Slavery Act has evolved, from its commencement in 2019 through the McMillan Review in 2023 to the Government’s proposed reforms and the Attorney-General’s Department’s recent consultation in August 2026, Strengthening Australia’s Response to Modern Slavery in Supply Chains. Along the way, she’ll touch on Fair Supply’s submission, which supports a shift toward an action-based model led by mandatory substantive due diligence.
Expectations are moving from reporting on risk to acting on it. This session covers the most common gaps in current modern slavery responses and where to focus first. It also covers how Fair Supply supports organisations to build a practical, proportionate and defensible approach to due diligence.
What we’ll cover:
- How modern slavery reporting has evolved in Australia
- Fair Supply’s submission to the Attorney-General’s consultation
- The biggest gaps in current responses, and areas for improvement to prioritise in 2027
- How Fair Supply supports organisations conducting modern slavery risk management and supplier due diligence
Who should attend
Procurement and category leaders; legal, risk and compliance leaders; ESG and sustainability practitioners; and executives responsible for modern slavery reporting and supply chain risk.
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