jiControl Risks often deals with external suppliers, for example providers ofdrivers and office cleaners. Which sentence below best describes our approach to the rights of people who work with us but are employed by our suppliers? 3) bl Cl dl We insist on value for money jn_o_r_c_le_r__t_o keep down costs. We are satisfied asjgngas our suppliers comply with local labour laws. We trust our suppliers to treat people fairly. We check whether our suppliers treat their people fairly. 6.The Ethics Committee takes the "newspaper test" into account when deciding H'lll'Elll.9.r..rJPI Control Risks can go ahead with a sensitive project. This means that: a) bi Cl dl We can take on the project as long as the media don't nd out what we are doing. We can take on the project as long as we can work with the media in the correct way. We can take on the project if it brings us good press coverage. We will refuse a sensitive assignment if acceptance would damage our reputation. 7A client with a history of human rights controversies has asked Control Risks for help in solving its reputational problems. The Ethics Committee is considering whether we should take on the assignment. From a human rights perspective, what is the most important question? a) b) C) d) Can the client afford our services? Do we have the right public relations skills? Is the client looking for remedies or only for public relations advice? Will our role be confidential? 8.You receive a condential report from one of our client's employees that the local police are executing suspected criminals in a house close to the client's facility. What do you need to do? a) bi C) d) Escalate the problem to Control Risks senior management. Make a confidential report to the local press. Make a confidential report to a human rights N60. Nothing. Control Risk is not a human rights NGO