Common use of Management Systems Clause in Contracts

Management Systems. 3.1. The Supplier must ensure the implementation of adequate and effective management systems in order to comply with this CCS, applicable laws and regulations. The operation and quality of the management system must be proportionate to the size, complexity and risk context of the Supplier's activity. 3.2. The minimum requirements are as follows: a) the Supplier must adopt a structured approach to assess, mitigate and manage risks related to human and labour rights, occupational health and safety, responsible business and environmental impact (hereinafter "issues relating to the Code of conduct"); b) the Supplier must take improvement actions related to issues related to the Code of Conduct and identify actions aimed at achieving these objectives in order to ensure the improvement of performance. In case of non-compliance with the standards provided for by the CCS, the Supplier undertakes to take all necessary measures to ensure compliance; c) the Supplier must comply with all laws, regulations and contractual conditions concerning its assignments, and communicate them in a timely manner to employees and business partners through adequate training; d) the Supplier must put in place systems to allow the reporting of complaints relating to issues related to the Code of Conduct.

Management Systems. 3.11. The Supplier must ensure the implementation of adequate and effective management systems in order to comply with this CCS, applicable laws and regulations. The operation and quality of the management system must be proportionate to the size, complexity and risk context of the Supplier's activity. 3.22. The minimum requirements are as follows: a) the Supplier must adopt a structured approach to assess, mitigate and manage risks related to human and labour rights, occupational health and safety, responsible business and environmental impact (hereinafter "issues relating to the Code of conduct"); b) the Supplier must take improvement actions related to issues related to the Code of Conduct and identify actions aimed at achieving these objectives in order to ensure the improvement of performance. In case of non-compliance with the standards provided for by the CCS, the Supplier undertakes to take all necessary measures to ensure compliance; c) the Supplier must comply with all laws, regulations and contractual conditions concerning its assignments, and communicate them in a timely manner to employees and business partners through adequate training; d) the Supplier must put in place systems to allow the reporting of complaints relating to issues related to the Code of Conduct.