Corporate Governance
Antitrust
Superclick has always been, and remains, an ardent supporter of free and fair competition. Superclick forbids any conduct that would unfairly and unlawfully diminish competition in the marketplace. The antitrust laws protect and promote free and fair competition among businesses. Examples of the types of conduct which are prohibited under the antitrust laws, and are therefore particularly unacceptable to Superclick include but are not limited to:
* Any agreements among competitors about price, allocation of markets or allocation of customers
* Any agreements with customers not to deal with a competitor
* Restrictions on resale,
* Sales conditioned on agreements to purchase other products
Environmental, Health and Safety Laws and Regulations
Environmental, Health and Safety laws and regulations are very complex and extremely important. Compliance with these regulations is essential. In addition, it is essential that any reports or representations made by or on behalf of the Company to any environmental, health or safety regulatory body be completely accurate and correct, containing no false statements or material omissions.
Political Contributions
Superclick complies carefully with all regulations governing campaign contributions in federal, state and local elections. In addition, employees are free to make, or not to make, any individual political contributions they desire. The Company shall never reimburse an employee for a political contribution made by the employee.
International Practices
In some countries, practices which the United States would characterize as criminal or corrupt are accepted or tolerated as part of the political and commercial culture. In particular, some countries do not condemn bribery the way the United States does, and permit, or tolerate, payments to public officials to influence their exercise of discretion. Not only are such practices contrary to Superclick’s standards, they are illegal in the United States, even when committed abroad. Superclick forbids the offering or receiving of any money or anything of value to or from a foreign official to influence that person in the performance of official functions.
International Boycotts
Governments sometimes seek to advance their own political agendas by pressuring companies with whom they do business to boycott the companies or products of certain other countries. It is unlawful for any United States citizen or company to comply with, further or support a boycott against a country which is not itself the object of any form of boycott pursuant to United States law or regulation. Superclick refuses to participate in furthering any form of illegal boycott.
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