The code of conduct is comprised of many integrated elements, with principle-based trade provisions working in concert with the adjudication office to deliver meaningful results. Instances where supply chain practices appear not to comply with the principles of the code would be identified through individual disputes and investigation of systemic issues on the part of the Code adjudicator. Further measures to enforce the principles could follow depending on the nature of the issue and the extent to which formal dispute resolution is required. The details involved in this process can be found here. It is important to note that the code will not see all concerns or problematic practices resolved immediately, with these instead being addressed as identified and explored through the processes referenced above, and more often resolving systemic issues as they come to light through further education and outreach.   It is also important to note that the Code will be subject to a review 18-months after implementation.   At that time, systemic issues or concerns can be addressed by industry.