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Modern Slavery
21st October 2026 | Virtual Workshop
As expectations under the Australian Modern Slavery Act continue to evolve, organisations must move beyond policy statements to structured, defensible systems.
This 2-hour interactive virtual workshop supports mid-sized and scaling organisations across mining, battery minerals, construction and infrastructure. It is suited to entities reporting under the Act, or preparing to.
The session focuses on practical application, building confidence across sustainability, procurement, risk and operational roles. This session also covers the proposed reforms to the Modern Slavery Act, including the direction of travel on mandatory due diligence obligations, and what organisations can do now to prepare.
What You’ll Learn
Learning Objectives:
- Understand regulator and stakeholder expectations under the current Act.
- Identify where modern slavery risk arises across your supply chains.
- Apply practical, risk-based due diligence and supplier engagement techniques.
- Understand the direction of proposed reforms to the Act, including mandatory due diligence obligations, and how to prepare ahead of any changes taking effect.
- Walk away with a supplier engagement template and due diligence framework for internal use.
Who Should Attend?
This training is ideal for:
- Sustainability, procurement, and risk teams responsible for modern slavery compliance.
- Leadership and board members who need to understand their governance obligations under the Act.
- Organisations reporting under the Modern Slavery Act, or preparing to.
- Mid-sized and scaling organisations across mining, battery minerals, construction and infrastructure.
Course Details
- Date: 21 October 2026, 10:30am – 12:30pm AWST
- Duration: 2 hours
- Format: Live online
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Places are limited. 10:30am to 12:30pm AWST.