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Publish an annual Modern Slavery Statement

Entities with consolidated revenue ≥$100M must publish an annual Modern Slavery Statement.

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Who must comply

Australian entities and entities carrying on business in Australia with annual consolidated revenue ≥AUD 100M.

What triggers it

Consolidated revenue threshold met in a reporting period.

When due

Within 6 months of end of reporting period.

Evidence required

Modern Slavery Statement approved by the principal governing body, signed by a responsible member, lodged on the public register.

Max penalty

From the Modern Slavery Amendment Bill 2024 (if passed) — civil penalties for non-publication or false statements

Summary

The Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) requires reporting entities with consolidated revenue of at least $100M to publish a Modern Slavery Statement within 6 months of the end of their reporting period. Mandatory criteria cover entity structure, supply chains, risks, actions to address risks, effectiveness, consultation, and other relevant information. Statements are lodged on the Modern Slavery Statements Register. The Anti-Slavery Commissioner (federal) monitors compliance.

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Source legislation

Topics

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Frequently asked questions

Who must comply with Publish an annual Modern Slavery Statement?
Australian entities and entities carrying on business in Australia with annual consolidated revenue ≥AUD 100M.
What triggers Publish an annual Modern Slavery Statement?
Consolidated revenue threshold met in a reporting period.
When is Publish an annual Modern Slavery Statement due?
Within 6 months of end of reporting period.
What is the maximum penalty for Publish an annual Modern Slavery Statement?
From the Modern Slavery Amendment Bill 2024 (if passed) — civil penalties for non-publication or false statements
What evidence is required for Publish an annual Modern Slavery Statement?
Modern Slavery Statement approved by the principal governing body, signed by a responsible member, lodged on the public register.

Source: https://modernslaveryregister.gov.au. Rules Mate is not a law firm. Always verify against the live regulator source before acting.