Webinar: Bill S-211 Forced Labour in Supply Chains Act
Date: April 10, 2024
Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm ET
Cost: $75 (free for CITT members and CTLA members)
The Forced and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act, came into effect in January, and reporting requirements begin soon, on May 31, 2024. Failure to follow the reporting requirements can result in penalties for both the company as well as executives and directors.
In this webinar, you'll get background and insights from experts who have been immersed in preparing clients for Bill S-211 over the past year.
The webinar will discuss issues such as:
- Backgrounder on the bill
- Who needs to comply
- Getting ready for your first report
- Best practices and learnings
- Consequences of non-compliance
The webinar will conclude with a Q&A with the speakers
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Presented by:
Rui Fernandes
Partner
Gardiner Roberts LLP
Rui Fernandes is a partner at Gardiner Roberts LLP in Toronto Canada. He represents domestic and international clients involved directly and indirectly in transportation, insurance and related industries. He is involved in all aspects of aviation, marine, trucking, rail, freight forwarding, logistics, supply chain, customs and trade, and warehousing.
Rui has a law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School and a Master of Laws degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science. He is the President of the Canadian Maritime Law Association and a director of the Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association. Rui has run a number of successful businesses including vessel chartering, biotechnology, small hydroelectric and publishing.
Sarah Kalma
Senior Manager
Deloitte
Sarah is a Senior Manager with Deloitte's Risk Advisory practice. She has led several large scale, global transformation projects spanning everything from procurement technology to third party risk and effective third-party performance management.
She also co-leads Deloitte’s Sustainable Supply Chain offering to support in the development and advancement of strategy and delivery across 4 key pillars to address clients’ signature issues (responsible partnerships, enabled circularity, impact-driven supply chain and curbed external emissions). She joined Deloitte with almost 10 years of industry experience working in Oil & Gas for a large international integrated oil company.
Kolby Kyle
Partner
Deloitte
Over the course of his career, Kolby’s had the opportunity to support, build, and lead teams across Canada and the United Kingdom. As a Partner in Deloitte’s Risk Advisory practice, he specializes in helping his clients to manage their evolving risk exposures associated with contracts and third parties more broadly.
Having supported clients across a multitude of industries and geographies, he is passionate about finding and creating new ways to integrate insights from risk, performance, cost, and relationship data to better leverage the inherent value of the supply chain. This includes development of risk and governance frameworks, execution of contract compliance and other cost recovery initiatives, and establishment of managed services.
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