Modern Slavery Statement, Issued in cognisance of Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 

The following areas of the Modern Slavery Act are considered to be relevant to our business.

Our business, structure and supply chains
We are a specialist professional infrastructure consultancy providing services to clients who are developing major infrastructure projects. Our company does not operate out of subsidiaries and its current focus of activity is on the UK market. We do not consider that our direct activities or those of our supply chain have a high risk of slavery or human trafficking. However, given the nature of our support, our appreciation of these important issues in order to reflect them in the projects that we are supporting is considered great importance to us.

Our policies
The policies that are directly relevant to identifying modern slavery risks and steps to be taken to prevent slavery and human trafficking include:
– Our ethics policy
– Employees code of conduct
– Environmental policies

Steps to assess and manage risks

We are committed to ensuring that the projects we support, in the structuring of the procurement processes and the execution of the same, as well as the contracts that are entered into, adhere to the Modern Slavery Act.

Training 

We continue to keep up to date with legislation to ensure that the Act and its substance continue to be complied with.

Signed: Amar Qureshi
Joint Managing Director
Agilia Infrastructure Partners Limited
September 2022