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Performance definition

What does Performance mean? In copyright practice, performance means the live rendition of a literary, dramatic or musical work to an audience; doing so “in public” is a restricted act that normally requires the copyright owner’s permission/licence. This is set out in section 19 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (UK) and the Copyright and Related Rights Act 2000 (Ireland). Whether an act is “in public” is determined by context and case law; private or domestic use is excluded. For films and sound recordings, the analogous restricted act is showing or playing in public; online streaming is generally treated as communication or...

Modern slavery risk management: template KPIs and progress metrics for supply chains, labour standards, contracts, training, audits and remediation

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Initial KPIs

Objectives
- Boost awareness of modern slavery risks within our supply chain.
- Ensure high‑risk suppliers hold robust plans to respond to identified modern slavery or human trafficking incidents.
- Ensure all new suppliers are aware of, and meet, [ insert organisation name ]’s minimum labour standards.
Action steps
- Identify suitable training workshops for suppliers, with all [ Tier 1 and 2 ] suppliers required by [ date ] to either certify attendance at a training session, or provide evidence of equivalent alternative training completed.
- Undertake worker feedback sessions during in‑person supplier audits.
- In partnership with [ insert, eg name of local NGO ], design a response plan and scenario/testing exercise, with all high‑risk suppliers to have undertaken the exercise by [ date ].
- Develop a code of conduct on labour practices by [ date ].
Indicators
- The % of Tier 1 and 2 suppliers who have been trained/audited/assessed.
- The % of suppliers who have a modern slavery policy.
- Number of feedback sessions held with workers to capture their views and concerns.
- Number of response plan scenario modelling/testing exercises delivered...

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