Correspondence Between The Department And Any Employee Of The Cleaning Accountability Framework Regarding A Risk Assessment Into The Commonwealth’s Cleaning Supply Chain Undertaken In 2021-22.

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The Attorney-General's Department released a Commonwealth contract between the Department of Home Affairs and Cleaning Accountability Framework Limited (ABN 39 608 220 652), executed from 10 June 2021 for 18 months. The contract engaged CAF to conduct a modern slavery risk assessment of the Commonwealth's cleaning supply chain as part of the Australian Border Force's 2020-21 Commonwealth Statement obligations under modern slavery legislation. CAF's deliverables included: developing a risk assessment of modern slavery in government cleaning procurement practices; creating mitigation recommendations for identified risks; producing educational resources; and promoting CAF's role in managing exploitation risks. The supplier's address was redacted under section 47G(1)(a). The disclosure comprises 16 pages of contract documentation focused on procurement risk management in a high-risk sector.