We have implemented or intend to implement the following measures to identify, reduce and combat the risks of modern slavery in our operations and supply chains:  

• investigating allegations of modern slavery in our business operations and supply chains;  

• engaging with our suppliers to improve our position in preventing and readily identifying, reducing and combatting modern slavery risks in relation to our supply chains;  

• only employing agency workers through reputable employment agencies that we believe adhere to our anti-slavery and human trafficking policy; 

• training our staff on their obligations under this Policy; and  

• implementing processes to mitigate modern slavery risks that we consider necessary and reviewing such processes from time to time.  

We also expect those we do business with to address modern slavery within their own business operations and supply chains to the same high standard. We vet suppliers and sub-contractors to ensure they are committed to ethical labour practices. Accordingly, before entering into, or during the term of, an agreement with any third party for services or supply arrangements, we may endeavour to obtain from that supplier certain assurances of compliance with the Act and the prevention of modern slavery within their supply chains. We may also investigate any modern slavery concerns identified in relation to our suppliers, who are then expected to cooperate, and, where relevant, procure their suppliers, contractors, agents and related entities to cooperate, with our investigations and any further measures we consider are appropriate to mitigate the identified modern slavery concerns.