Brett Hartley#1978

Brett Hartley

Brett is an experienced regulatory compliance lawyer specialising in advisory work related to anti-bribery and corruption (ABC), financial and trade sanctions, AML, modern slavery and UK export control. Having previously worked as a Senior Associate at Clyde Co LLP (London), Brett is currently an Executive Director in the Legal and Compliance team at Morgan Stanley.

Brett is currently undertaking a part-time D.Phil (PhD) at the Centre for Criminology at Oxford University focused on modern slavery and supply chain transparency. He is also a member of the Business and Human Rights Sub-Committee of Australian Lawyers for Human Rights.

Brett is admitted as a solicitor in Australia (Queensland), New Zealand and England & Wales. He currently holds practising certificates in England & Wales and Queensland.

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Modern slavery—key performance indicators
Modern slavery—key performance indicators
Practice notes

This Practice Note provides guidance on key performance indicators (KPIs) that organisations can adopt to measure the effectiveness of their anti-slavery actions under Section 54(5) of the Modern Slavery Act (MSA 2015). It includes illustrative examples of KPIs provided on a generic and sectoral basis.

The Modern Slavery Act 2015 and multinational organisations
The Modern Slavery Act 2015 and multinational organisations
Practice notes

This Practice Note explains how the Modern Slavery Act 2015 (MSA 2015) applies to multinational organisations and group companies. It considers a number of key issues these organisations may face in complying with the letter and spirit of the disclosure obligation in section 54 of the MSA 2015, such as due diligence, risk assessment, and responding to the risk of modern slavery. It also deals with the thorny issues of responding to actual or suspected modern slavery, how to set modern slavery key performance indicators, and instances of overlap with other human rights initiatives.

Practice Area

Panel

  • Contributing Author

Qualified Year

  • 2004

Membership

  • Law Society of England & Wales
  • Queensland Law Society
  • Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists
  • Australian Lawyers for Human Rights
  • TRACE International

Education

  • Master of International Human Rights Law (Distinction) - Oxford University
  • Master of Science (Criminology & Criminal Justice) (Distinction) ' Oxford University
  • MBA (Executive) ' Australian Graduate School of Management
  • Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice ' Griffith University
  • Juris Doctor (Hons 1) ' University of Queensland
  • Master of Criminology ' Bond University
  • Bachelor of Social Science ' Bond University

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