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Continuous improvement supplier guide - Modern Slavery toolkit

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[Note: This document will be reviewed to reflect the Queensland Government’s procurement approach.] Tool 5 is provided to inform suppliers, or potential suppliers, to the Queensland Government of practical steps they can take to ensure they meet government expectations and demonstrate compliance with the Code. A toolkit to support government buyers and suppliers to eliminate modern slavery and implement actions of the Eliminating modern slavery in government supply chains: Framework and roadmap of priority actions 2022–2023.

Guidelines for the acknowledgement of Queensland Government investment in public works and other procurement

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[Note: This document will be reviewed to reflect the Queensland Government’s procurement approach.] The Queensland Government invests in the community in many ways, including through its procurement of goods and services. The purpose of this document is to provide procurement-specific guidance on the implementation of signage of goods and services procured by the Queensland Government.

Determining insurance requirements in procurement

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[Note: This document will be reviewed to reflect the Queensland Government’s procurement approach.] General guidance to support Queensland Government procurement officers in determining insurance requirements that are aligned with the risk related to procurement activities.

Eliminating modern slavery in government supply chains: Framework and roadmap

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This framework and roadmap builds on existing ethical procurement mechanisms to further engage our suppliers and influence their supply chain to demonstrate ethically, socially and environmentally responsible behaviours.

Integrating sustainability into the procurement process

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[Note: This document will be reviewed to reflect the Queensland Government’s procurement approach.] This document was developed to assist Queensland Government procurement officers to integrate sustainability considerations into the procurement process.

Guide: Eliminating modern slavery in government supply chains

Guide

This guide provides information to procurement officers, contract managers and decision makers on the issue and prevalence of modern slavery, as well as information about: how to identify some of the high-risk factors that can indicate modern slavery vulnerability in supply chains; options for how to mitigate risk in agency supply chains; options for responding where modern slavery risks and practices are suspected or identified.

Planning for significant procurement

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[Note: This document will be reviewed to reflect the Queensland Government’s procurement approach.] The guide explains why planning for significant procurement is critical to successful procurement outcomes and provides practical guidance to Queensland Government agencies regarding how to develop a significant procurement plan.

Supply market analysis

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[Note: This document will be reviewed to reflect the Queensland Government’s procurement approach.] The guide outlines why supply market analysis is critical to developing effective procurement strategies for significant procurements and provides practical advice to agencies on how to undertake supply market analysis.

Best practice principles: Quality, safe workplaces

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Guide to support agencies and contractors apply the best practice principles for workplace health and safety systems and standards and for apprentices and trainees to applicable major projects.

Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct 2023

The Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct 2023 sets out the expectations that government has of businesses that want to sell their goods or services to the government, and outlines what constitutes a responsible supplier. This strengthened Code of Conduct replaces the previously existing Queensland Government Supplier Code of Conduct and applies to all procurement activities regardless of their value from 1 June 2023.