Common use of PREVENTION OF MODERN SLAVERY Clause in Contracts

PREVENTION OF MODERN SLAVERY. 36.1. The Supplier represents and warrants to the Company that: 36.1.1. it has not been and is not engaged in any practices involving the use of child labour, forced labour, the exploitation of vulnerable people, or human trafficking, including any activity or practice that would constitute an offence under s.1, s.2 and s.4 of the Modern Slavery Xxx 0000, if carried out in the UK ("slavery and human trafficking"); 36.1.2. the Supplier Personnel and all other employees and agency workers of the Supplier are paid in compliance with all applicable employment laws and minimum wage requirements; 36.1.3. it will take reasonable steps to prevent slavery and human trafficking in connection with the Supplier's business; 36.1.4. it will include in its contracts with its subcontractors and suppliers in connection with this Agreement slavery and human trafficking provisions that are at least as onerous to the subcontractor or supplier as those set out in this Agreement; and 36.1.5. it will respond to all reasonable requests for information required by the Company for the purposes of completing the Company's annual anti-slavery and human trafficking statement. 36.2. The Supplier will permit the Company and its third party representatives, on reasonable notice during normal business hours, but without notice if there are reasonable grounds to suspect an instance of slavery and human trafficking, to access and take copies of records and any other information held at the premises and to meet with personnel and more generally to audit compliance with its obligations under this Clause 36. The Supplier shall give all necessary assistance to the conduct of such audits during the term of this Agreement. 36.3. Any instances of slavery and human trafficking connected to the Supplier will entitle the Company to immediately terminate this Agreement on providing notice to the Supplier (and without any liability by the Company to the Supplier).

PREVENTION OF MODERN SLAVERY. ‌ 36.1. The Supplier represents and warrants to the Company that: 36.1.1. it has not been and is not engaged in any practices involving the use of child labour, forced labour, the exploitation of vulnerable people, or human trafficking, including any activity or practice that would constitute an offence under s.1, s.2 and s.4 of the Modern Slavery Xxx 0000, if carried out in the UK ("slavery and human trafficking"); 36.1.2. the Supplier Personnel and all other employees and agency workers of the Supplier are paid in compliance with all applicable employment laws and minimum wage requirements; 36.1.3. it will take reasonable steps to prevent slavery and human trafficking in connection with the Supplier's business; 36.1.4. it will include in its contracts with its subcontractors and suppliers in connection with this Agreement slavery and human trafficking provisions that are at least as onerous to the subcontractor or supplier as those set out in this Agreement; and 36.1.5. it will respond to all reasonable requests for information required by the Company for the purposes of completing the Company's annual anti-slavery and human trafficking statement. 36.2. The Supplier will permit the Company and its third party representatives, on reasonable notice during normal business hours, but without notice if there are reasonable grounds to suspect an instance of slavery and human trafficking, to access and take copies of records and any other information held at the premises and to meet with personnel and more generally to audit compliance with its obligations under this Clause 36. The Supplier shall give all necessary assistance to the conduct of such audits during the term of this Agreement. 36.3. Any instances of slavery and human trafficking connected to the Supplier will entitle the Company to immediately terminate this Agreement on providing notice to the Supplier (and without any liability by the Company to the Supplier).

PREVENTION OF MODERN SLAVERY. 36.12.1. The Supplier Provider represents and warrants to the Company that: 36.1.12.1.1. it has not been and is not engaged in any practices involving the use of child labour, forced labour, the exploitation of vulnerable people, or human trafficking, including any activity or practice that would constitute an offence under s.1, s.2 and s.4 of the Modern Slavery Xxx 0000, if carried out in the UK ("slavery and human trafficking"); 36.1.22.1.2. the Supplier Personnel Provider and all other employees and agency workers of the Supplier Provider are paid in compliance with all applicable employment laws and minimum wage requirements; 36.1.32.1.3. it will take reasonable steps to prevent slavery and human trafficking in connection with the Supplier's Provider’s business; 36.1.42.1.4. it will include in its contracts with its subcontractors and suppliers in connection with this Agreement slavery and human trafficking provisions that are at least as onerous to the subcontractor or supplier as those set out in this Agreement; and 36.1.52.1.5. it will respond to all reasonable requests for information required by the Company for the purposes of completing the Company's annual anti-anti- slavery and human trafficking statement. 36.22.2. The Supplier Provider will permit the Company and its third party representatives, on reasonable notice during normal business hours, but without notice if there are reasonable grounds to suspect an instance of slavery and human trafficking, to access and take copies of records and any other information held at the premises and to meet with personnel and more generally to audit compliance with its obligations under this Clause 362. The Supplier Provider shall give all necessary assistance to the conduct of such audits during the term of this Agreement. 36.32.3. Any instances of slavery and human trafficking connected to the Supplier Provider will entitle the Company to immediately terminate this Agreement on providing notice to the Supplier Provider (and without any liability by the Company to the SupplierProvider).

PREVENTION OF MODERN SLAVERY. ‌ 36.1. The Supplier represents and warrants to the Company that: 36.1.1. it has not been and is not engaged in any practices involving the use of child labour, forced labour, the exploitation of vulnerable people, or human trafficking, including any activity or practice that would constitute an offence under s.1, s.2 and s.4 of the Modern Slavery Xxx 0000, if carried out in the UK ("slavery and human trafficking"); 36.1.2. the Supplier Personnel and all other employees and agency workers of the Supplier are paid in compliance with all applicable employment laws and minimum wage requirements; 36.1.3. it will take reasonable steps to prevent slavery and human trafficking in connection with the Supplier's business; 36.1.4. it will include in its contracts with its subcontractors and suppliers in connection with this Agreement slavery and human trafficking provisions that are at least as onerous to the subcontractor or supplier as those set out in this Agreement; and 36.1.5. it will respond to all reasonable requests for information required by the Company for the purposes of completing the Company's annual anti-anti- slavery and human trafficking statement. 36.2. The Supplier will permit the Company and its third party representatives, on reasonable notice during normal business hours, but without notice if there are reasonable grounds to suspect an instance of slavery and human trafficking, to access and take copies of records and any other information held at the premises and to meet with personnel and more generally to audit compliance with its obligations under this Clause 36. The Supplier shall give all necessary assistance to the conduct of such audits during the term of this Agreement. 36.3. Any instances of slavery and human trafficking connected to the Supplier will entitle the Company to immediately terminate this Agreement on providing notice to the Supplier (and without any liability by the Company to the Supplier).

PREVENTION OF MODERN SLAVERY. 36.1. The Supplier represents and warrants to the Company that: 36.1.1. it has not been and is not engaged in any practices involving the use of child labour, forced labour, the exploitation of vulnerable people, or human trafficking, including any activity or practice that would constitute an offence under s.1, s.2 and s.4 of the Modern Slavery Xxx 0000, if carried out in the UK ("slavery and human trafficking"); 36.1.2. the Supplier Personnel and all other employees and agency workers of the Supplier are paid in compliance with all applicable employment laws and minimum wage requirements; 36.1.3. it will take reasonable steps to prevent slavery and human trafficking in connection with the Supplier's business; 36.1.4. it will include in its contracts with its subcontractors and suppliers in connection with this Agreement slavery and human trafficking provisions that are at least as onerous to the subcontractor or supplier as those set out in this Agreement; and 36.1.5. it will respond to all reasonable requests for information required by the Company for the purposes of completing the Company's annual anti-anti- slavery and human trafficking statement. 36.2. The Supplier will permit the Company and its third party representatives, on reasonable notice during normal business hours, but without notice if there are reasonable grounds to suspect an instance of slavery and human trafficking, to access and take copies of records and any other information held at the premises and to meet with personnel and more generally to audit compliance with its obligations under this Clause 36. The Supplier shall give all necessary assistance to the conduct of such audits during the term of this Agreement. 36.3. Any instances of slavery and human trafficking connected to the Supplier will entitle the Company to immediately terminate this Agreement on providing notice to the Supplier (and without any liability by the Company to the Supplier).