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Modern Slavery Act 2015 — s.54 Transparency in Supply Chains

The annual slavery and human trafficking statement for organisations with £36m+ turnover.

Issued by
UK Home Office
Applies in
United Kingdom
Edition
Current, as published
Area
Anti-bribery, fraud & corporate crime

What an assessor reads first.

The headline requirements in Amoreg’s catalogue, in the issuer’s own numbering where it has one. They are where a review starts, not a transcription of the text.

  1. STMTBoard-approved annual statement published and linked from the homepageReporting
  2. DDSupply chain due diligenceControls
  3. RARisk assessment of business and supply chainsRisk assessment
  4. TRNTrainingTraining

How Amoreg keeps you on it.

Enable the Modern Slavery Act 2015 — s.54 Transparency in Supply Chains and add UK Home Office’s pages as a monitor of your own. Every publication it records keeps its source, stage and date.

Inspector reads your policies against these 4 requirements every week and opens a finding wherever one falls short, citing the rule and drafting the fix. A person decides what is applied.

Each week

  1. Read UK Home Office’s pages
  2. Check the library against 4 requirements
  3. Open findings with drafted fixes
  4. Wait for a person to decide

Questions

Does Amoreg watch for changes to the Modern Slavery Act 2015 — s.54 Transparency in Supply Chains?

Enable it and add the issuer’s pages as a monitor of your own. Every publication the Monitor records keeps its source, stage and date.

Can Amoreg check our policies against the Modern Slavery Act 2015 — s.54 Transparency in Supply Chains?

Yes. Inspector reads your library against its requirements every week and opens a finding, with the rule it cites and a proposed fix, wherever a policy falls short. A person decides what is applied.

Which edition does Amoreg use?

The current edition as published by the issuer, last verified in August 2026; the Monitor records new publications as they appear.