From reporting to real action: what the Anti-Slavery Commissioner’s 2025–2028 plan means for business

The newly released Strategic Plan 2025–⁠2028 from the Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner sets a clear direction of national focus from reporting to measurable action. Learn what this means for business, and how to prepare for strengthened due diligence expectations.

A key pillar of the Strategic Plan indicates advocacy for regulatory reform that addresses effective, measurable action across supply chains.

This webinar will unpack potential implications of the Strategic Plan for business and explore what entities can do now to get ahead. Drawing on Fair Supply’s expertise, we will outline how organisations can move from box ticking compliance to credible due diligence systems.

What we’ll cover

• The four strategic pillars of the Strategic Plan and what they mean for business
• How to mitigate supply chain risk and build resilience in preparation for potential import bans and strengthened procurement standards
• Practical steps to build or strengthen a due diligence framework within your organisation.

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Who this session is for
Ideal for procurement, ESG and compliance leaders, this session provides practical insights on how to align your modern slavery response with the Strategic Plan. Attendees will walk away with actionable steps to prepare for regulatory change and demonstrate credible, outcome-based modern slavery risk management programs.

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Can’t attend live?
Register anyway and we’ll send you the resources after the session.

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