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Modern slavery statement

This statement is published by Trucell Pty Ltd in support of transparency on modern slavery risks in our operations and supply chains. It describes the practical controls we apply across procurement, vendor management, and service delivery.

Reporting period: 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026
Status: Published voluntarily for transparency and reviewed annually.

Organisation

Trucell Pty Ltd delivers managed IT, security, cloud, communications, and related technology services to organisations in Australia and other regions. We procure hardware, software licensing, cloud services, and subcontracted labour through distributors, vendors, and partners.

Risks

Modern slavery risks can arise in extended electronics supply chains, contingent labour, and offshore service delivery. We assess that risk is present at an industry level and treat supplier diligence and contract terms as primary controls.

Actions

  • Vendor and procurement practices that reference acceptable conduct and compliance expectations.
  • Contractual terms with key suppliers where appropriate (including remedies for serious breaches).
  • Training for relevant staff on recognising and escalating modern slavery concerns.
  • Escalation paths for whistleblowing or human-rights concerns through management.

Assessment of effectiveness

We review controls periodically and update this statement as our operations and supply chains evolve.

Looking ahead

Planned improvements may include deeper tier-1 supplier questionnaires, sector benchmarking, and closer alignment with client procurement frameworks. We revisit these priorities at each annual review.

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