Bill S-211: Impact on Stakeholders

Bill S-211, effective January 1, 2023, mandates rigorous reporting on forced and child labor, advancing supply chain transparency and ethical standards in Canada.

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Bill S-211, enacted on January 1, 2023, marks a significant leap forward in the pursuit of supply chain transparency and ethical business practices in Canada. This legislation mandates stringent reporting requirements on forced labour and child labour within supply chains, underscoring the nation's commitment to combat modern-day slavery.

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