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The statement outlines Peninsula Health’s public health service structure, operations, and its reliance on Health Share Victoria procurement arrangements. It addresses modern slavery risk exposure within extensive global supply chains, notes limitations in current risk assessment capacity, and explains plans to perform phased risk assessment. 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PH also provides extensive services in community health, health education and promotion, ambulatory care, and mental health. PH is a major teaching and research health facility, training the next generation of doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and support staff.\u003Cbr>• PH is located in Metropolitan Melbourne covering the local government areas of Frankston, Mornington Peninsula and parts of the City of Kingston. The catchment extends from the bayside areas bordered by Carrum in the north, Langwarrin and Hastings to the east, and down to Portsea and Flinders in the south.\u003Cbr>• PH has strong partnerships with Monash University, Deakin University, La Trobe University, Chisholm Institute and Holmesglen Institute. |\n\n|  |\n| --- |\n| Supply chain |\n| • Health Share Victoria (HSV) is a state-wide procurement organisation that partners with Victorian public health services to procure best-value goods and services. HSV works in partnership with public health services to understand their requirements, facilitate large-scale collective tenders and manage common-use contracts on behalf of the state.\u003Cbr>• Peninsula Health purchases the goods and services it needs from the suppliers who are party to HSV collective agreements. As such, it is recognised that HSV has a significant role in health service supply chains.\u003Cbr>• HSV works with approximately 449 tier-one suppliers and is responsible for more than 65 contracts with a spend value of over $1.16 billion.\u003Cbr>• HSV contracts cover a broad range of services, equipment and supplies across a number of categories including ventilators, beds, mattresses, patient trolleys, treatment chairs, hypodermic needles and syringes, gloves, pharmaceutical products, IV fluids, agency labour, catering supplies, laundry and linen services and non-emergency patient transport. A full list of HSV’s sourcing categories can be found at [https://www.hsv.org.au/contracts-and](https://www.hsv.org.au/contracts-and)\u003Cbr>documents/contracts. |\n| Reporting Criterion 3: describe risks of modern slavery practices in operations & supply chains |\n| • As a public health service Peninsula Health has not caused or contributed to modern slavery practice. However, Peninsula Health recognises that the extensive nature of our global supply chains may expose us to modern slavery risks that exists offshore and in high-risk geographies.","cbCainseJTmNU75g","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainseJTmNU75g","pdf",220367,"English","# Introduction\n# Reporting Criterion 1: identify the reporting entity\n## Peninsula Health\n# Reporting Criterion 2: describe the reporting entity’s structure, operations, and supply chains\n## Structure\n## Operations\n## Supply chain\n# Reporting Criterion 3: describe risks of modern slavery practices in operations & supply chains\n# Reporting Criterion 4: describe the actions taken to assess and address risks of modern slavery\n## Policy\n## Due Diligence\n## Contracts","[{\"question\":\"What law and time period does the statement cover?\",\"answer\":\"The statement is made under the Commonwealth Modern Slavery Act 2018 and covers the financial year 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022.\"},{\"question\":\"How is Peninsula Health’s supply chain procurement structured?\",\"answer\":\"Peninsula Health purchases goods and services through Health Share Victoria’s collective agreements, with HSV managing numerous contracts on behalf of the state.\"},{\"question\":\"What modern slavery risks are identified and how will they be assessed?\",\"answer\":\"Peninsula Health acknowledges potential exposure through extensive global supply chains and high-risk geographies, and it plans phased assessments—starting with the top 20 suppliers covering 60% of purchasing expenditure during FY2022-23.\"}]","Peninsula Health - Modern Slavery Statement 2021-2022 | PDF",1789571005]