Modern Slavery Statements, written to the seven criteria.
Statements for the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth), structured against each mandatory criterion in section 16(1) and cross-referenced so a reviewer can find every one.
What you receive
- A statement structured against criteria (a) to (g) of section 16(1), with a table showing where each is addressed
- Operations and supply chain risk tables, and the actions taken to assess and address them
- A section on how the entity assesses the effectiveness of those actions
- Approval and signature wording for the principal governing body and the responsible member
- Word and PDF, unbranded
What we need from you
- Entity structure, including entities it owns or controls
- Workforce and supplier categories, and existing policies and due diligence
- Grievance process, and the board approval date
Written against
- Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth), sections 13 and 16
- Commonwealth Modern Slavery Act Guidance for Reporting Entities
Questions
Who has to report?
Entities based or operating in Australia with consolidated revenue of at least AUD 100 million in the reporting period. Smaller entities can report voluntarily.
When is the statement due?
Within six months after the end of the reporting period.
Who approves and signs it?
The principal governing body approves the statement, and a responsible member of that body signs it.
Do you lodge it?
No. The reporting entity lodges its own statement on the Australian Government’s Modern Slavery Statement Register.
Sample
Modern Slavery Statement 2026, 8 pages: a fictional entity, with illustrative data.
Have a scope in mind?
Send the document type, the deadline and the data you hold.