Proposed criminal offence would make large companies accountable for failing to prevent modern slavery across supply chains
CANBERRA — Australia has opened consultation on a proposed criminal offence for companies that fail to act to prevent modern slavery in their global supply chains.
The offence would apply to corporations with annual consolidated revenue above A$100 million ($65m), matching the threshold in the Modern Slavery Act 2018 reporting regime.
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