NSW Modern Slavery Act reporting (≥$50M)
NSW entities with ≥$50M revenue may need to comply with NSW MSA (Anti-Slavery Commissioner oversight).
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Who must comply
NSW government agencies; NSW-domiciled commercial entities ≥$50M turnover (limited overlap with Cwlth).
What triggers it
Annual NSW procurement involvement.
When due
Annual report cycle.
Evidence required
Published statement or undertaking via NSW Procurement.
Max penalty
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Summary
NSW Modern Slavery Act 2018 — Anti-Slavery Commissioner operationalised 2022. Most reporting obligations harmonised with Cwlth MSA but for NSW gov-procuring entities.
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Related obligations
- CWLTHPublish an annual Modern Slavery StatementEntities with consolidated revenue ≥$100M must publish an annual Modern Slavery Statement.
- CWLTHModern Slavery Statement (Cwlth)Entities with consolidated revenue ≥$100M must publish a Modern Slavery Statement annually.
- CWLTHASRS Group 2 climate disclosure — FY commencing on/after 1 July 2026Group 2 (mid-tier entities) start climate disclosure FY27.
- CWLTHAASB S2 Scope 3 emissions + assurance phase-inGroup 1 entities must report Scope 3 from year 2 + escalating assurance through to FY30.
- CWLTHNGER reporting (Clean Energy Regulator)Threshold-triggered annual emissions, energy production + consumption reporting.
- CWLTHSafeguard Mechanism baseline decline 4.9% paAustralia's 215 largest emitters face declining baselines under Safeguard Mechanism reform.
Frequently asked questions
- Who must comply with NSW Modern Slavery Act reporting (≥$50M)?
- NSW government agencies; NSW-domiciled commercial entities ≥$50M turnover (limited overlap with Cwlth).
- What triggers NSW Modern Slavery Act reporting (≥$50M)?
- Annual NSW procurement involvement.
- When is NSW Modern Slavery Act reporting (≥$50M) due?
- Annual report cycle.
- What evidence is required for NSW Modern Slavery Act reporting (≥$50M)?
- Published statement or undertaking via NSW Procurement.
Source: https://antislavery.nsw.gov.au. Rules Mate is not a law firm. Always verify against the live regulator source before acting.