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[8560] Morgan Stanleys employees procure goods and services from Morgan Stanleys supply chain, which is made up of over 13,000 vendors (as of December 31, 2021) with the majority in the US and UK
[8560] Key categories of goods and services procured by Morgan Stanley mainly include: IT (Hardware, Software, Telecommunications, etc.), Non- IT (Advertising, Office Machines, Office Supplies, Printing, Travel and Entertainment, etc.), Professional Services (IT-Consulting, Other Professional Services, Outsourced Services, etc.) and Space and Occupancy (Design and Construction, Facilities, Furniture and Fixtures, Security, etc.)
[8560] Morgan Stanley is committed to being a responsible corporate citizen, respecting human rights and supporting the protection and advancement of human rights
[8560] With operations around the world, we strive to uphold global standards for responsible business, including equal opportunity, the freedom to associate and bargain collectively, and the elimination of modern slavery, human trafficking and harmful or exploitative forms of child labor
[8560] We endeavor to exercise our influence in part by conducting our business operations in ways that attempt to preserve, protect and promote the full range of human rights, such as those described in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), the International Labour Organizations Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work (ILO), and the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGP)
[8560] While this Statement covers our direct operations and supply chain, we also acknowledge that our client and customer base constitutes an additional area of focus; you can access more information on our approach to environmental and social risk management, human rights and anti-money laundering in our Statement on Human Rights, Code of Conduct and Sustainability Report
[11282] Statement This Modern Slavery statement was approved by the Board of Nexus Hospitals on 14 December 2022
[11282] Signed
[11282] Leanne Rowe
[11282] Paul DeSouza Chairman
[11282] Director
[11816] FY22 MODERN SLAVERY STATEMENT
[11816] Reporting Entity This Modern Slavery Statement is made on behalf of the Fleetwood Group
[11816] The Fleetwood Group comprises Fleetwood Limited (ACN 009 205 261), an Australian public company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: FWD), Fleetwood VIC & QLD Pty Ltd (ACN 114 678 349) and their associated entities (referred to collectively in this Statement as Fleetwood or the Company)
[13833] In the previous years we implemented rigorous health and safety measures at our operations in Australia and worldwide including daily health screenings, mask-wearing, shift rotations to minimise exposure, enhanced testing protocols, remote work and online emotional support for employees in lockdowns
[13833] During the early weeks of the pandemic we also provided full pay to employees at facilities that had been closed due to government lockdowns and we averydennison.com A Subsidiary of Avery Dennison Corporation, a company with limited liability in the United States of America
[13833] Avery Dennison Materials Pty Ltd 4 Duigan Drive, Moorabbin Airport VIC 3194 Phone: 03 9271 0300 ABN 92 007 706 934 provided supplemental payments to front-line teams
[13833] The Avery Dennison Foundation (ADF) also launched a global employee assistance fund to support workers who were furloughed, laid off or terminated as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and families who were impacted by the disease
[13833] We believe these measures considerably decreased the vulnerability of our workers during this period and as such, mitigated any potential risks of modern slavery as discussed above
[13833] We also experienced increased demand for our products driven by increased sales of food, pharmaceuticals and personal hygiene products
[13833] The regional scale of our business allowed us to adapt to meet demand by shifting work around in different locations minimising service disruptions
[13833] We also mitigated risk to our supply chain by increasing stocks of key raw materials and finished goods early on in the pandemic
[14402] BOARD APPROVAL This statement was approved by the Wiley Board of Directors on 28th July 2023
[14402] Suzie Wiley | Managing Director
[14618] Modern Slavery Statement for the Financial Year ended 31 December 2022 Overview This statement is made pursuant to Part 2 of the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth)
[14618] It sets out the approach taken by WEX Australia Newco 2020 Pty Ltd (ACN 638 259 819) (WEX Australia Newco) and the entities that it owns or control including Optal Limited (ARBN 129 821 290), in identifying and managing the risk of modern slavery
[14618] WEX Australia Newco and its subsidiaries are part of the WEX group and the ultimate parent company is WEX Inc (NYSE: WEX)
[14618] WEX Australia Newco and its subsidiaries have around 200 employees working across Australia, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Singapore and Japan
[14618] These countries do not have a prevalence of modern slavery
[14618] WEX Australia Newco and its subsidiaries (hereinafter referred to as the WEX1) have a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery and are fully committed to preventing slavery and human trafficking in their operation and supply chain
[8560] Please refer to the section below Australian Requirements (Additional Information) for further details required under Australias Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth)
[8560] References to Morgan Stanley in this document are to Morgan Stanley, a Delaware corporation, and its consolidated subsidiaries, including the following entities that are subject to the requirements of Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015: Morgan Stanley & Co
[8560] International plc (UK company registration number 02068222); Morgan Stanley Investment Management Ltd (UK company registration number 01981121); Morgan Stanley UK Group (UK company registration number 01281415); Morgan Stanley UK Limited (UK company registration number 04071123); Morgan Stanley Employment Services UK Ltd (UK company registration number 05065987); Morgan Stanley Bank International Ltd (UK company registration number 03722571); Morgan Stanley International Limited (company registration number 03584019) and the following entities that are reporting entities under Australias Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth): Morgan Stanley Australia Limited; Morgan Stanley Australia Securities Limited; Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Australia Pty Ltd; Morgan Stanley (Australia) Securities Holdings Pty Limited
[8560] For the purposes of this Statement, the term Modern Slavery includes slavery and human trafficking as defined in Section 54 of the UKs Modern Slavery Act 2015 and modern slavery as defined in Section 4 of Australias Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth)
[8560] Our Approach Morgan Stanleys activities and operations are integrated globally, with core risk management policies and procedures established at a global level
[8560] Morgan Stanley has a global Enterprise Risk Management framework that ensures that Morgan Stanleys risks are managed in a sound manner and escalated as appropriate
[8560] This includes management of sourcing and outsourcing, supplier selection, franchise risk and environmental and social risk
[8560] In 2021, Morgan Stanleys Modern Slavery Executive Global Committee continued to drive implementation of enhancements to improve our ability to identify modern slavery risks across the organization and assess the effectiveness of our response
[11816] This Statement has been developed in accordance with the requirements of the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) and sets out the actions taken by Fleetwood for the financial year ending 30 June 2022
[11816] About Fleetwood Fleetwood was established in 1964 and has become an industry leader in each of its markets: Building Solutions, Community Solutions and RV Solutions
[11816] Fleetwood Building Solutions is a modular construction business with operations in Western Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland
[11816] Fleetwood works with government departments, owners, architects and engineers to design and build custom modular buildings predominately for the affordable housing, education, corrections and mining industries
[11816] Fleetwood Community Solutions has designed, built and continues to operate two major villages in Western Australia
[11816] Searipple Village is one of the largest accommodation villages in Western Australia, offering over 1,300 rooms
[11816] Osprey Village provides affordable housing for the South Hedland region, offering 293 high quality dwellings
[11816] Osprey Village is a joint initiative between the Government of Western Australia Housing Authority, Royalties for Regions and Fleetwood, and is now owned by the Housing Authority and operated by Fleetwood
[13833] We shared freight resources with suppliers and offered our knowledge of best practices to help our suppliers secure government approval for production to continue during lockdowns
[13833] Many of our teams have also played a role in the fight against the pandemic, through the design and creation of products such as digital verification solutions to authenticate COVID-19 testing kids and the production of PPE
[13833] Criteria 6: Consultation As above, AD Materials does not own or control any other entities
[13833] From Our Principal Governing Body AD Materials makes this statement in accordance with section 13 of the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth)
[13833] AD Materials Board of Directors is the principal governing body under the Act
[13833] This Modern Slavery Statement was considered and approved of by the Board of AD Materials
[13833] Darren Bruce Milligan Director Responsible Member of Avery Dennison Materials Pty Ltds Principal Governing Body averydennison.com A Subsidiary of Avery Dennison Corporation, a company with limited liability in the United States of America
[14618] Operations and supply chains WEX Australia Newco is the holding company of several financial services providers
[14618] WEX has relatively simple supply chains compared with organisations in other industry sectors
[14618] The majority of our suppliers are based in the United Kingdom, Europe, the United States of America and Australia
[14618] Our key suppliers are other entities within the WEX group
[14618] Risk of modern slavery practices in the operations and supply chains During this reporting period, we analysed our supply chains and operations to identify modern slavery related risks and established a risk register of the key risk areas identified
[14618] We have assessed that the risk that Modern Slavery practices is present in our supply chains and operations is low
[14618] We do not manufacture products or participate in industries with increased risk of Modern Slavery
[14618] The Finance-Technology sector, in which we operate, is generally assessed as being at low risk for instances of modern slavery
[8560] Policies Morgan Stanley is guided by the rights outlined in the UDHR and in the ILO, and Morgan Stanley expects that its suppliers, affiliates and partners do the same
[8560] Morgan Stanleys Supplier Code of Conduct outlines Morgan Stanleys expectations that suppliers have appropriate policies in place to ensure they are not complicit in human rights abuses, including modern slavery and human trafficking
[8560] Morgan Stanleys Global Franchise Risk Policy requires heightened sensitivity and review for business activities, operations or projects in countries or locations experiencing human rights abuses
[8560] Our approach to environmental and social risk management, including human rights and modern slavery considerations, is set out in our Environmental and Social Policy Statement
[8560] As outlined in the Policy Statement, Morgan Stanley will not knowingly engage in transactions where there is evidence of direct involvement in modern slavery, such as forced labor, human trafficking, or harmful or exploitative forms of child labor
[8560] Our Policy Statement is reviewed annually and updated to reflect our current strategy and key developments
[8560] Morgan Stanley has a number of mechanisms in place to assess the effectiveness of our actions to identify and mitigate the risk of modern slavery
[8560] With respect to our own workforce, we regularly review representation, hiring, promotion, attrition, compensation and other key data and leverage that data to identify gaps, shape our strategy and goals and evaluate progress against those goals
[11816] Fleetwood RV Solutions is comprised of two businesses: Camec and Northern RV
[11816] Camec imports, manufactures and distributes products to the recreational vehicle industry throughout Australia and New Zealand
[11816] Northern RV is based in Victoria and provides services to customers, caravan builders and manufacturers throughout the industry with qualified and licensed tradesmen
[11816] Fleetwood Limited is the parent company to the following operational companies
[11816] Fleetwood WA & SA Pty Ltd (ACN 009 306 950) Fleetwood VIC & QLD Pty Ltd (ACN 114 678 349) Fleetwood NSW Pty Ltd (ACN 127 380 330) Glyde Digital Pty Ltd (ACN 050 031 993) Camec Pty Ltd (ACN 004 846 584) Camec (NZ) Limited (NZBN 9429038762321) Northern RV Pty Ltd (ACN 008 763 193) Recreational Vehicle Concepts Pty Ltd (ACN 008 682 513) Fleetwoods head offices are located in Sydney, New South Wales and Perth, Western Australia
[11816] Each of the above-mentioned companies have substantively the same policies and processes as Fleetwood Limited and as such, this Modern Slavery Statement provides a consolidated description of Fleetwoods actions to address modern slavery
[11816] As at 30 June 2022, Fleetwood had 615 employees, 779 contractors and 25 casuals engaged on an as needs basis
[11816] For further information about Fleetwood, please refer to fleetwood.com.au
[14618] We operate predominantly in countries which have been assessed by the Global Slavery Index as having both a lower prevalence of modern slavery and active government responses to dealing with the issues
[14618] Our supply chains consist primarily of the provision of low risk professional 1 When we use the terms WEX, we, us and our, we mean WEX Australia Newco 2020 Pty Ltd and its direct and indirect subsidiaries
[14618] The reporting entities are WEX Australia Newco 2020 Pty Ltd and Optal Limited
[14618] DocuSign Envelope ID: 3224DD3A-A028-4446-8A83-036C7F6A5FCE
[14618] support services or office facilities, which support our customers and staff in their work
[14618] The key components they supply us with are: Real estate: the offices we work from
[14618] Technology: such as cloud computing and storage, hardware and software and print services that support our business
[14618] Business services: the products that we buy into our offices, for example furniture, stationery and marketing items and the services that we use in our offices such as catering, security and cleaning
[8560] All employees must read and acknowledge the Morgan Stanley Code of Conduct annually, which underscores our values and our commitment to ensuring a workplace that includes equal opportunity, dignity and respect, including with respect to our suppliers, affiliates and partners
[8560] Morgan Stanley also has a global Integrity Hotline providing employees and other stakeholders, including suppliers, with a mechanism to report concerns regarding potentially unlawful, improper or questionable conduct
[8560] Due Diligence Process Supply Chain Morgan Stanleys vendor due diligence program, using a risk-based approach, assesses risks associated with third party suppliers
[8560] In 2021, reviews were conducted for over 2,850 suppliers
[8560] Reviews ranged from a search and analysis of online public records, including significant litigation and regulatory actions for high-risk suppliers to a negative media search for suppliers determined in prior assessments to be low risk
[8560] The reviews identify, among other things, potential for risks associated with human rights and other social and/or environmental issues
[8560] Where appropriate, potential issues are escalated to senior management
[8560] Given the nature of the services provided by Morgan Stanley, the skilled nature of our workers, and the level of transparency and oversight we have over our direct workforce and operations, we consider there is a low risk of modern slavery in our operations
[11816] Supply Chain Fleetwoods supply chain consists of goods and services from a broad range of industries that support each of its Building Solutions, Community Solutions and RV Solutions businesses
[11816] Key categories within Fleetwoods supply chain include but are not limited to, construction materials and consumables, recreational vehicle parts and accessories, plant and equipment hire, safety equipment, personal protective equipment / work wear, workforce labour hire, subcontract construction services, technology and hardware, transport, travel and accommodation and general facilities management (including cleaning and other office services)
[11816] In FY22, Fleetwood engaged with over 2,400 first tier suppliers that were mostly based in Australia
[11816] Approximately 98% of Fleetwood Building Solutions and Fleetwood Community Solutions procurement spend was from within Australia
[11816] Whereas only 54% of RV Solutions procurement spend was from within Australia with a significant portion located overseas
[11816] Given RV Solutions is a much smaller business compared to the Building Solutions and Community Solutions businesses, the statistics illustrate that the Fleetwood Group engages largely with suppliers that are local and Australian based
[11816] Assessing Risks of Modern Slavery In FY22, Fleetwood continued to undertake due diligence on its suppliers in order to gain a greater understanding of the risk of modern slavery in its supply chain and incorporated modern slavery questions in its national procurement tender qualitative assessment process
[11816] Given the nature of Fleetwoods supply chain, we continue to consider the risk of modern slavery in our first tier, which is predominantly in Australia, to be relatively low
[14618] Travel services: organising and booking our travel and accommodation requirements
[14618] Professional services: such as external training services, external consultants and contractors and legal support services
[14618] Actions taken by WEX to assess and address the risks, including due diligence and remediation process Slavery and human trafficking are serious criminal activities, and WEX will not knowingly support or do business with any organisation involved in such activities
[14618] WEX conducts risk-based due diligence and assessments of our key suppliers and they are required to conduct their business in accordance with our expectations as outlined in our Code of Business Conduct and Ethics
[14618] WEX also conducts risk-based due diligence and assessments of its business customers both prior to entering into a relationship with them and on an ongoing basis
[14618] WEX monitors its business customers transactions to detect unusual supplier payments, which may indicate criminal activity, including people trafficking
[14618] Customers and suppliers are also screened through an external background screening process to ensure that there are no prior adverse news reports on the customers and suppliers, including matters relating to modern slavery
[8560] Our greatest potential areas of risk of involvement with modern slavery is through our supplier relationships and other third-party relationships
[8560] Within Morgan Stanleys supply chain, the following key areas were identified as presenting a relatively higher risk of modern slavery and human trafficking
[8560] IT Products and Services Hardware, Software and Telecommunications Equipment
[8560] Non-IT Products and Services Office Machines (Rentals, Equipment, Maintenance and Repair)
[8560] Professional Services IT Outsourcing and Consulting and Project Consulting; and
[8560] Space and Occupancy - Design and Construction, Facilities, Food Services and Furniture and Fixtures
[8560] Client Transactions As outlined in Morgan Stanleys Environmental and Social Policy Statement, our due diligence and risk management processes are designed to identify, assess and address potentially significant environmental and social issues that may impact the firm, our clients and other stakeholders
[8560] Business Units and internal control groups refer transactions to the Environmental and Social Risk Management Group for due diligence when they identify potential environmental and/or social issues that may pose Franchise risk to Morgan Stanley
[11816] However, we also acknowledge that some imports in our RV Solutions business are from jurisdictions that present a higher risk of modern slavery according to the Global Modern Slavery Index1
[11816] In addition, Fleetwood acknowledges that some of its first tier suppliers and second tier suppliers source goods from overseas and therefore may present a higher risk of modern slavery
[11816] Fleetwood is committed to addressing any modern slavery risks within its supply chain and has established procurement processes and procedures for external goods and services
[11816] Subcontractors and suppliers must participate in a pre-qualification, evaluation and assessment process prior to any formal engagement
[11816] In addition, modern slavery questions were added to Fleetwoods national procurement tender qualitative assessment process which was launched in FY22 and will continue into FY23
[11816] If any suppliers are unable to satisfy Fleetwoods on-boarding requirements and demonstrate they have appropriate risk management processes in place, or are unwilling to share requested information in this regard, Fleetwood may take further action including ceasing to use that suppliers goods or services
[11816] https://www.globalslaveryindex.org/
[11816] Addressing Risks of Modern Slavery Risk Management Fleetwoods Board has responsibility for establishing a risk management framework across Fleetwood
[14618] Ongoing Monitoring - Suppliers Each supplier has a WEX liaison
[14618] Through their regular interactions with these suppliers, they are able to monitor for indications that Modern Slavery may be practised by these suppliers
[14618] All staff are provided with Modern Slavery training to allow them to spot Modern Slavery red flags
[14618] Ongoing monitoring - customers Customers may misuse WEXs services for illegal activities through money laundering, which may present modern slavery risks for WEX
[14618] We prevent such illicit use of our services through a comprehensive anti-money laundering program using detection rules to identify illegal transactions
[14618] Customers are subject to on-boarding and regular due diligence on their directors, beneficial owners and controllers
[14618] Governance WEX has the following policies for identifying and preventing slavery and human trafficking in its operations: Enterprise Risk Management Policy Outsourcing Policy Compliance Framework Speak Up Policy Code of Business Conduct and Ethics (Code) Human Resources Handbooks Our Code outlines WEXs expectations that all employees behave ethically and responsibly, in accordance with legal requirements
[14618] All third parties, including contingent workers and suppliers, need to act in accordance with the Code
[8560] Potential human rights issues (including within a companys supply chain, as may be relevant) are considered in our due diligence processes as appropriate
[8560] Areas of potential heightened human rights risk undergo enhanced due diligence and may require escalation to the Global or Regional Franchise Committees and/or senior management based on the identification of environmental and/or social issues in the due diligence process
[8560] Additionally, within our Investment Management business, we recognize that risks relating to various sustainability factors such as labor retention, supply chain disruption, and human rights violations can pose actual or potential material risks to our investments at the individual asset and portfolio levels