The Attorney-General’s Department maintains the Modern Slavery Statements Register as required under the
Modern Slavery Act 2018 (the Act).
If you suspect that you or someone you know may has experienced, or is at risk of, human trafficking or modern slavery, call the Australian Federal Police (AFP) on 131 AFP (237) or use the AFP’s confidential online form.
Further information about modern slavery can be found on the AFP's website.
Further information on Australia’s response to modern slavery can be found on the Attorney General’s Department website.
Please use this form to request assistance to upload a Modern Slavery Statement (Statement) or for assistance using the Modern Slavery Statements Register (the Register). You can also use this page to provide feedback about the operation of the Register or the quality of a Statement.
If your enquiry relates to the publication of your statement, please note that statements are not automatically published upon submission. Prior to a statement being published it will be reviewed against the mandatory criteria contained within the Act. This process can take some time, particularly during peak periods of submissions. The submitting officer will be notified once your statement has been published.
Any personal information (such as your name or telephone number) that you provide when contacting the us will be used for the purposes of responding to you as appropriate in the circumstances. Depending on the nature of your enquiry, this may involve disclosing your personal information and/or redirecting your enquiry to another Australian or state or territory government agency. The Attorney-General’s Department Privacy Policy provides detail on how we handle your personal information.
