I'll refer the question on the definition proposals to Ms. Dwyer from CNCA because I know they've done a lot of work on this.
We certainly need to broaden our understanding of human rights and social and environmental consequences. We shouldn't be segmenting things as we are doing now with a bill that specifically targets modern slavery. We need to look at things more broadly.
The strength of the German and French bills, for example, is that they are broader in scope, meaning that there are more types of organizations and companies targeted, while at the same time providing for sanctions and the possibility of going to court, before a common law judge, to obtain a conviction.
If you want further clarification, Ms. Dwyer will tell you exactly what the definition should be.
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