A supplier seeking to work with the Child Protection Society shall respect the following principles: Business Ethics: supplier is expected to maintain the highest degree of business ethics when working with the Organisation. Transparency of information provision: supplier shall not be involved in any fraudulent activities, misrepresent information or facts for the purpose of influencing the selection and contract awarding process in its favor. Fair competition: supplier shall not be involved in any corrupt, collusive or coercive practices. If at any time during the registration or procurement process CPS determines that the supplier is in violation of the above mentioned principles, that supplier’s request for registration or bid may be rejected as ineligible. The respect of fundamental human rights and labor standards is stipulated in the General Terms and Conditions, and must be accepted by the supplier as a condition of contracting with the organisation. Any refusal of these terms shall constitute grounds for rejection of supplier’s registration request or bid; and any violation during a contract terms shall constitute grounds for termination.