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United Kingdom: Government issues new modern slavery guidance on supply chain transparency

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In March 2025, the Home Office issued a revised version of its statutory guidance “Transparency in Supply Chains” following the House of Lords Modern Slavery Act 2015 Committee’s report. This marks the first full revision of the guidance in nearly a decade. In an article for Compliance & Risk, Jon Tuck and David Yadid examine the current legal framework under the Act, unpack the key changes introduced by the new guidance, and consider their implications for businesses.

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Will Brown, Trainee Solicitor, has contributed to this legal update.

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Jonathan Tuck is a partner in the Baker McKenzie employment department. Jonathan joined the Firm in June 2012 and completed secondments at Google between March and July 2015 and British Airways between July 2015 and January 2016.

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David Yadid is a senior associate in the Baker McKenzie London Employment department. David joined the Firm in September 2017 as a trainee before qualifying in September 2019. He has completed secondments at BP and Comcast during this time with the firm.

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