This questionnaire was produced with the help of Baker&McKenzie. Through a decision matrix, the companies’ responses are compared to an assessment criteria, which was created using a combination of existing standards (e.g. UK Modern Slavery Act) and best practices (e.g. 2016 Know the Chain Benchmarking Methodology).

Stop Slavery Award Questionnaire for Applicants, 2016 DOWNLOAD

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