Common use of Forced Labor Clause in Contracts

Forced Labor. Seller represents and warrants that no portion of the Project (including any of its components and materials) will be extracted, mined, produced, manufactured, assembled or processed using any form of convict, indentured or forced labor, including indentured or forced child labor (“Forced Labor”). Seller represents and warrants that it shall comply, at a minimum, with all Forced Labor Laws. Without limiting any other obligation of Seller hereunder, Seller shall not, and shall ensure that its affiliates, suppliers, subcontractors, and other business partners involved in any tier of the extraction, mining, production, processing, assembly or manufacturing of the materials and components used in the Project, within the United States or globally, do not (i) use any form of Forced Labor at any stage of extraction, mining, production, manufacturing, assembly or processing of any components or materials or (ii) cause or permit the Project (including any of its components and materials) to originate from, or be extracted, mined, produced, manufactured, assembled or processed in any place or region known or suspected to use Forced Labor. Seller shall maintain effective procedures, internal controls and audit procedures necessary to comply with this Section 22.1(b).

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Management Agreement, Management Agreement, Management Agreement

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