Plans to update Modern Slavery Act due to enforcement failings

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Plans to update Modern Slavery Act due to enforcement failings

Home Secretary reportedly unhappy about enforcement action against sweatshops.

Priti Patel

Date - 22nd September 2020
By - Police Oracle

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Plans to alter the Modern Slavery Act 2015 will mean public bodies such as councils which have a budget of £36 million or more will have to regularly report steps they are taking to make sure suppliers are not breaking the law, the Home Office...

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