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The last onsite review by AB Sustain of leaf suppliers in Indonesia was in 2013.[287] In its letter to Human Rights Watch, BAT stated that in 2014 the overall score for all of its Indonesian suppliers on child labor, based on self-reporting, was 90 percent.[288] The scores are driven by a suppliers ability to collect statistically robust data to identify the existence of child labor, school attendance, and activities carried out by children on the farm. According to BAT, a minimum standard of 60 percent means that data is robust, issues have been identified and programmes are being implemented to address issues.[289] BATs website states that AB Sustains onsite reviews include an in-depth analysis of the suppliers policies, processes and practices, as well as farm visits.[290] BAT does not publish details regarding the specific indicators, methodology, or content of the SRTP self-reporting or the specific nature of the onsite audits, including, for example, how many farms AB Sustain visits during its onsite reviews
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