Value preservation and value creation through Bill S-211, the Supply Chains Act to fight against forced labour and child labour
Watch our on-demand webinar for an overview of Bill S-211 and the new reporting requirements for entities and government institutions, insight into the important changes to the customs tariff which impacts all goods imported into Canada, and key considerations for your sourcing strategies.
Bill S-211 came into force on January 1, 2024, catching thousands of businesses by surprise. This legislation requires businesses and government institutions to report on the measures they are taking to reduce the risk of forced labour and child labour in their operations and supply chains. Entities that meet the requirements must submit their first report to the Minister of Public Safety by May 31, 2024, and subsequent reports should be filed annually by May 31 in each subsequent year.
In our presentation, we delve into the intricacies of this important legislative development and share practical steps to help you navigate the new law. Our panel leaders offer valuable strategies and steps to help you reduce risk and achieve greater efficiency within your supply chains.
Our presentation discusses:
- Overview of Bill S-211 and the new reporting requirements for entities and government institutions
- The important changes to the customs tariff, which impacts all goods imported into Canada
- Key considerations for your sourcing strategies
Don't miss this opportunity to gain clarity on the impact of Bill S-211.
Register and watch our on-demand webinar now.
