Question: How do I protect workers in supply chains?

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Personal protective equipment (PPE) for the health workforce during COVID-19
section_headers: Accessing PPE
section_content: Primary Health Networks
(PHN) can provide masks and respirators from the National Medical
Stockpile to:

general practitioners (GPs)
Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs) and Health Services
community pharmacies

PHNs can provide masks to allied health professionals in some circumstances.
Allied health professionals may be eligible if:

the masks are for staff to use
there is no commercial supply available
they are working in higher-risk clinical areas, and with higher risk vulnerable patients

PHNs will also consider whether the allied health professional can adjust how
they practice to reduce risk.
For information about PPE standards, read regulation of PPE and
COVID-19 on the Therapeutic Goods Administration website.
Read more about how we manage the limited supply of
PPE.
Eligibility for surgical masks from PHNs
PHNs will provide surgical masks to GPs and ACCHOs if they have a
demonstrated need. This includes:

there is no local supply available commercially
the people coming to your practice are more likely to have been exposed to COVID-19
your practice has an unusual number of patients who have respiratory symptoms

PHNs will provide surgical masks to community pharmacies if they meet
both of the criteria below:

there is no local supply available commercially
staff have significant contact with people who have fever and respiratory symptoms

Eligibility for respirators from PHNs
PHNs will provide respirators to GPs and ACCHOs who:

need to assess suspected COVID-19 cases
do not have respiratory clinics or emergency departments nearby

These practices must have:

isolation facilities and other appropriate infrastructure
staff who are trained in using PPE
a pandemic plan

You must use respirators with other PPE (gowns, gloves and eye protection).
Requesting masks and respirators from PHNs
When you contact your PHN to make a request, explain how you meet the
eligibility requirements.
For the contact details of your PHN, use the PHN map
locator.
If you’re eligible
Generally, PHNs will provide:

2 boxes of 50 surgical masks to each practice
1 box of 50 surgical masks to each community pharmacy

Depending on stock levels, they may give you more. They will consider the size
of your practice or other demonstrated need.
You can give these surgical masks to:

your staff to use for their protection
patients and customers who may have COVID-19
patients and customers who have a confirmed case of COVID-19

We have supplied PHNs with a small number of respirators. They will conserve
these stocks as far as possible.
You must not sell these masks or respirators as commercial stock.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
There is good information for workers in general, but the information here is not specific for workers in supply chains.
This is an acceptable answer because it talks about how employers can obtain masks and protective gear, which can be used in supply chain factories. Therefore, it does answer the question to an extent.

Reviewer ratings:
Acceptable
Acceptable

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Industry and employers
section_headers: Protecting vulnerable workers in operations and supply chains
section_content: Changes to business operations and structures due to COVID-19 may
significantly impact some workers, in Australia and overseas, and increase
their vulnerability to modern slavery and other forms of exploitation. The
government is encouraging employers and industry to be aware of the risks and
take steps to protect vulnerable workers.
See Modern Slavery Act: Information for reporting entities about the impacts
of Coronavirus

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This answer needs improvement because it talks about protecting supply chain workers, but gives no detail as to how they can be protected or what steps to take.
This talks about businesses in general.  The information might be useful though.

Reviewer ratings:
Could be Improved
Could be Improved

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Immigration detention
section_headers: ​Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
section_content: PPE levels are being closely monitored to ensure there is sufficient equipment
to respond to COVID-19.
We are continually working closely with the service providers to ensure a
coordinated response to any infectious disease outbreak.
Our Detention Health service provider works with detainees who attend clinics
on COVID-19 related measures.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This answer is bad because it has no relation to supply chain workers, nor does it contain details on how to protect workers in general.
This is general info about the disease.  There is no information about the workers or business.

Reviewer ratings:
Bad
Bad