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Anti-Slavery Day Act 2010
Summary
The Anti-Slavery Day Act 2010 establishes a national day (18 October) dedicated to raising awareness about slavery and human trafficking. It encourages people and organizations to think about modern slavery and take steps to prevent it, helping to protect people who are exploited or forced to work.
A vote to support means
- —Supporting this Act means backing efforts to raise awareness about slavery and human trafficking in the UK and worldwide. It helps protect vulnerable people and encourages the public, businesses and government to take action against modern slavery.
A vote to oppose means
- —Some people might argue that a single day isn't enough to tackle slavery effectively, or worry that it's just symbolic without real enforcement powers. Others might question whether government resources should focus on other priorities.
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Bill Passage
Commons
- 1st reading16 Dec 2009
- 2nd reading5 Feb 2010
- Committee stage5 Feb 2010
- 3rd reading5 Feb 2010
Lords
- 1st reading8 Feb 2010
- 2nd reading5 Mar 2010
- 3rd reading29 Mar 2010
Royal Assent8 Apr 2010
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