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Anti-Slavery Statement

Anti-Slavery Policy Statement

Item: Rivervale Leasing
Rating: 5
Author: William

Our Commitment To Preventing Acts Of Slavery

Anti-Slavery Policy Statement

Rivervale Cars Limited have adopted a zero-tolerance stance towards any form of slavery. We are committed to preventing acts of slavery from occurring within our business and expect our suppliers and business partners to adopt the same approach. Rivervale Cars Limited are a motor dealer group operating in the vehicle leasing, used car sales and after sales arena. We are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA Reference Number 687598) who assist in ensuring the financial markets are honest and fair. We operate with a panel of selected finance and insurance providers, a list of which can be provided upon request. We are also members of the British Vehicle Rental & Leasing Association (BVRLA); membership number 1456.

We operate a strict procurement process in conjunction with our data policy to ensure all of our partners/suppliers comply to applicable standards. We would expect our suppliers and partners to adopt similar policies and to cascade to their individual supply chain.
We provide regular training for Compliance to all staff, incorporating the Modern Slavery Act, along with annual audits.
We actively encourage staff to report and identify any breaches or specific concerns around Anti-Slavery and/or our Anti-Slavery Policy.

The above procedures are designed to assess potential risk areas in our business and supply chains and reduce the risk of slavery.

Download a PDF of our Anti-Slavery Policy Statement here

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