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Australian businesses face significant challenges in tackling modern slavery and supply chain risk. Compliance with the Australian Modern Slavery Act, ensuring transparent reporting, and identifying hidden risks within complex supply chains are major hurdles. Additionally, adhering to the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive for businesses operating in Europe adds an extra layer of complexity.
In this webinar, your hosts Michael Nelson, Senior Product Specialist with LexisNexis® Regulatory Compliance, and Leo Arouca, General Manager of CGR, will cover what’s currently before parliament on a state and federal level, and how you can secure your organisation’s risk profile.
Topics covered in this webinar include:
This session’s key takeaways will include how to effectively monitor the regulatory landscape relevant to you, while maximising the effect of your risk program to keep you on a clear path to compliance.