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Call for evidence outcome

Identification of victims of modern slavery

This was published under the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
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A summary of responses to the call for evidence.


Original call for evidence

Summary

Seeking your evidence and views on the UK's system for identifying victims of modern slavery.

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Call for evidence description

This call for evidence is an important step towards longer-term reforms of the modern slavery identification system (National Referral Mechanism). We are interested in hearing from a wide range of different groups about ways that the UK can have a more effective identification system for victims of modern slavery, where victims are recognised early and accurately so they can be protected and provided with appropriate assistance and support towards their recovery from exploitation.

The call for evidence is structured around 3 themes where the government has identified a particular need for further evidence and insights:

  • definitions of victims of modern slavery
  • initial identification of victims of modern slavery
  • formal identification of victims of modern slavery

Documents

Call for evidence: background information and questionnaire (Welsh)

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Call for evidence: background information and questionnaire (easy read)

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