Internal risk assessments, memos or briefings from January 2023 to June 2025 that refer to the risk of modern slavery or debt bondage in labour hire arrangements across sectors such as agriculture,…

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The release is a partial disclosure of Fair Work Ombudsman training and procedural material on human trafficking and modern slavery, in response to a request covering January 2023 to June 2025. It consists mainly of an AFP-derived training module for Fair Work Inspectors, running to at least 77 pages. The material explains the nine Criminal Code slavery, servitude, trafficking and related offences (including forced labour, deceptive recruiting and debt bondage), lists labour exploitation indicators such as debt bondage, passport confiscation and controlled movement, and sets out how to record and report suspected cases to the AFP using an Information Report form within two business days. It also includes a knowledge-check case study about a fictional farm labour supervisor and a shop-based worker. The pages reviewed contain no internal risk assessments, briefings, statistics or named enforcement outcomes. Many passages are redacted under FOI exemptions, and some pages are excerpted rather than fully reproduced.