Join Gowling WLG partner, Stephen Pike and Senator Julie Miville-Dechêne of the Senate of Canada, as they discuss S-211, Canada's Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act, Canada's new ESG mandatory supply chain transparency reporting legislation. Businesses need to start planning for compliance with S-211 and should be taking action now to be ready for this fast approaching new law.
This video will focus on:
- The origins of S-211, its purpose, the legislative process and the current political context.
- Which businesses and organizations are subject to S-211.
- First steps for businesses to take in preparing to comply with S-211.
- Practical advice on reports under S-211
- Insights for businesses on managing forced labour and child labour supply chain risks
S-211: Canada's fighting against forced labour and child labour in Supply Chains Act
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