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Every employee that joins Celesticais trained on the BCG Policy. In addition, all regular employees are required to certify compliance with the BCG Policy annually."

No modern slavery training provided - the BCG does not mention training, nor does the modern slavery statement.

The word 'training' is found once in the overall statement (page 2, last para):

Using the RBA Code of Conduct as our foundation, we address modern slavery risks through specific policies, training and awareness, and due diligence, as described further below.

We have implemented the following policies and management approachesacross all Celestica companies:

●BCG Policyfor all employees, and sets our expectations regarding ethics and compliance.This policy is available in Chinese, German, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Laotian, Malay, Romanian, Spanish(Latin American), Spanish (European), Thai and Vietnamese. Violations of this policy can result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination.

●Child Labour Prevention Policyaddresses our approach to preventing child labour within our operations and providesguidanceto Celestica managers and employeesshould child labour be identified.

●Global Hours of Work Policy addresses our approach to employee working hours, work week hour limits, and compensation guidance for hours worked. Our Global Hours of Work Policy is an internal HR policy and is not publicly available.

●Supply Chain Management Policy provides guidance for our employees to extend our BCG Policy to our suppliers, and dictates that RBA labour and ethics standards are applied across our supply chain.Our Supply Chain Management Policy is an internal policy and is not publicly available.

●Conflicts Minerals Policyoutlines requirements for our suppliers, and addresses our approach to the sustainable sourcing of specified minerals and their derivative metals, the diligence and disclosure of which is regulated by Rule 13p-1 under the Exchange Act, the SEC rule implementing Section 1502 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (the “US Conflict Minerals Rule”)."

It is not clearly stated that the training on the BCG is indeed about modern slavery and forced labour. Therefore, I selected the answer "No".