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Legal · modern slavery statement · pre-emptive at the floor
The Modern Slavery Act 2015 section 54 sets the statutory threshold at thirty-six million pounds of annual turnover. BRMSTE LTD publishes this statement voluntarily, ahead of the threshold being crossed. The substrate operates above every floor; modern-slavery disclosure is one of them.
This statement is made by BRMSTE LTD pursuant to section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and constitutes the company’s statement for the inaugural reporting period commencing 2026-05-16. It is aligned with the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (2024/1760), the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, and the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
v1.2026.05.16 · England & Wales · block 946,772
BRMSTE LTD's substrate supply chain comprises: (a) hardware vendors (silicon manufacturers; consumer-grade GPU / aarch64 procurement through retail channels in the United Kingdom); (b) network and hosting (Cloudflare, OS package mirrors, public-blockchain infrastructure); (c) software vendors (open-source software ecosystems, registered cryptographic-tool maintainers, package registries); (d) professional services (UK chartered patent attorneys, accountancy, when engaged). Each layer is documented in the operator accounting pack at BRMaccounting/03-settlement-audit and BRMaccounting/02-patent-cost.
The substrate's primary modern-slavery risk surfaces are: silicon manufacturing (semi-conductor fabrication supply chains, particularly cobalt and rare-earth element extraction) and operator hardware procurement (consumer-electronics labour conditions in the deeper manufacturing tiers). Software-services supply chain risk is low; professional-services supply chain risk is structurally low because each engagement is bilateral and named.
Every integrated model provider routed through /model-compact signs a counter-signed Schedule that includes labour-conditions due-diligence. BRMSTE LTD captures the provider's own published modern-slavery statement at the integration boundary and tracks delta-since-last-review per the BRMSTE-AIMS supply-chain conformance ledger (Wave W16.3 doc 10).
BRMSTE LTD is a single-founder substrate at the date of this statement. No employee labour. No casual / temporary worker engagements. No unpaid internships. Future hiring will adhere to: National Minimum Wage / Living Wage Act compliance · Working Time Regulations 1998 compliance · Equality Act 2010 compliance · ICO Age-Appropriate Design Code observance.
The founder maintains current awareness of modern-slavery indicators through NCA / Modern Slavery Helpline publications and the Home Office Statutory Guidance under the Modern Slavery Act. Any future employee or contractor will receive an induction briefing covering: modern-slavery indicators · whistleblowing route (see /legal/whistleblowing) · escalation to the founder + the Modern Slavery Helpline (08000 121 700 in the United Kingdom).
Annual review of this statement at every BRMSTE LTD financial-year close (UK FY: April to March). The Wave AC-6 statutory close (target 2027-09-30 for FY26-27) includes a review of supply-chain conformance + a re-publication of this statement with the new SHA-256 OTS-anchored. Drift triggers a class=incident StageRecord at /register/incidents.
“BRMSTE LTD undertakes that no act of modern slavery or human trafficking is, or will be, knowingly conducted within its operations or its supply chain. Where an indicator is identified, the substrate escalates immediately to the founder and to the Modern Slavery Helpline.”
Modern Slavery Act 2015 s.54 statement · v1.2026.05.16 · England & Wales · approved by Shravan Bansal, director