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Contact usModern Slavery Advisory
Purpose-led compliance, expertly delivered.
Designed by former regulators who know the frameworks inside-out.
Practical guidance that keeps pace with business decisions.
Tech-enabled solutions for modern compliance challenges.
“Modern slavery compliance sits at the intersection of law, ethics and operations. The frameworks are evolving, expectations vary, and it is not always clear what good practice looks like. Some clients want to meet the legal requirements. Others want to go further. We help with both — offering clear, practical advice shaped by experience in the systems that govern this space.”
How we help
Modern Slavery Statement Drafting & Review
Supply Chain Risk Assessment
Compliance Program Design
Policy Development & Governance Frameworks
Regulator Engagement & Notice Response
Due Diligence Advisory
Supplier Questionnaire & Assessment Design
Independent Review & Assurance
Modern Slavery Resources
Search and benchmark Modern Slavery Statement data across the regulated population.
MSS Explorer transforms the universe of statements lodged under Australia's Modern Slavery Act into structured, searchable data. Identify supply chain risk indicators, benchmark disclosure practices, and monitor sector-wide compliance trends — all in one place.
Whether you are assessing your own posture, researching peers, or conducting due diligence on a supplier, MSS Explorer delivers the intelligence you need to act with confidence.
Frequently asked questions
Who is required to report under the Modern Slavery Act?
Entities with annual consolidated revenue of $100 million or more that are based or operating in Australia are required to submit a Modern Slavery Statement each year. Smaller entities may report voluntarily. We can help you determine your obligations and structure your response appropriately.
What should a Modern Slavery Statement cover?
The Act mandates seven mandatory criteria including describing the entity's structure, operations and supply chains; identifying modern slavery risks; describing actions taken; and assessing the effectiveness of those actions. We help you address each criterion in a way that is legally sound and genuinely informative.
How do you assess supply chain risk?
We combine regulatory guidance, sector intelligence and our MSS Explorer data platform to identify country exposure, high-risk procurement categories, and supplier disclosure gaps. This gives you a clear picture of where risk is concentrated and what actions to prioritise.
Can you help us respond to a regulator inquiry?
Yes. If you have received a query from the Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department or are concerned about the adequacy of a prior statement, we can assist with a strategic response, remediation steps, and an updated disclosure that meets regulatory expectations.
