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Multimatic Motorsports Web Site Terms of Use and Legal Restrictions

ATTENTION: PLEASE READ THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS WEB SITE. USING THIS SITE CONSTITUTES YOUR AGREEMENT TO THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS (COLLECTIVELY, THESE “TERMS”). IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPT THESE TERMS, YOU ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO ACCESS AND/OR USE THIS SITE.

Use of Site: Unless otherwise provided in an executed license or use agreement (an “Agreement”) between you and Multimatic Motorsports Inc. (“Multimatic Motorsports”) you are only authorised to view and download materials from this Site for your internal, non-commercial use, provided that you retain all copyright and other proprietary notices contained in the original or any copies of the materials. Except as specifically provided in an Agreement, you may not modify materials from this Site in any way or reproduce or publicly display, perform, distribute, copy, transmit, publish, license, create derivative works, transfer, sell or otherwise use such materials for any public or commercial purpose. Any use of materials from this Site (i) on any other web site, (ii) in a networked computer environment, or (iii) for any purpose not specifically permitted in an Agreement, is prohibited. Materials at this Site are copyrighted and any unauthorized use of such materials may violate copyright, trademark or other applicable laws. If you breach any of these Terms, your authorization to access and use this Site automatically terminates, and you must immediately destroy any downloaded or printed materials.

Indemnity:
You agree to defend, indemnify and hold Multimatic Motorsports, its employees, directors, representatives, third party service providers and affiliated entities harmless from and against all liabilities, costs and expenses, including legal fees, related to any violation of these Terms by you or in connection with your use of this Site.

Modification of Terms:
Multimatic Motorsports may revise these Terms at any time by updating this posting. Accordingly, you are encouraged to periodically review the Multimatic Motorsports Web Site Terms of Use and Legal Restrictions. Subsequent to such modification, your further use of this Site shall be deemed to constitute acceptance by you of the modified Terms. Certain provisions of these Terms may be superseded by designated legal notices or terms located on particular pages of this Site.

Severability:
If any provision of these Terms is invalid or unenforceable under applicable law, then it shall be, to that extent, deemed omitted and the remaining provisions will continue in full force and effect.

Entire Agreement:
Unless specifically provided herein, these Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and Multimatic Motorsports with respect to your use of this Site. Except as specifically set forth in an Agreement, there are no representations, warranties, conditions or other agreements, express, implied, statutory or otherwise, between you and Multimatic Motorsports in connection with the use of this Site. If there is any conflict or inconsistency between these Terms and the provisions of an Agreement between you and Multimatic Motorsports, the provisions of the Agreement shall govern.

Termination:
Your authorization to access and use this Site shall automatically terminate if you are in breach of any of the provisions contained herein. Unless otherwise specified in an Agreement, Multimatic Motorsports reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to terminate your access to this Site, or any portion thereof, at any time, without notice.

Governing Law:
These Terms are governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, the laws of the Province of Ontario and the laws of Canada applicable therein, excluding conflicts and choice of law provisions.

Multimatic Code of Conduct
We are committed to complying with all laws in the jurisdictions in which we operate. We require our employees, consultants, contractors, agents and other representatives, as well as our suppliers, to comply with applicable laws and this Code of Conduct. We also believe in conducting business with integrity, honesty and fairness. Our employees must respect and be sensitive to the cultures, customs and environment of the countries where we conduct business. We expect our employees to perform their duties honestly, credibly, without conflict or compromise, and in a manner which seeks to ensure our best interests ahead of their own interests. We provide a safe and healthy working environment that meets or exceeds applicable standards for safety and occupational health, and expect that others in our supply chains will do the same.

We have a zero-tolerance for bribery and corruption, and will uphold all laws relating to fraud, bribery, embezzlement, unfair competition (including antitrust), money laundering or other forms of corruption in all jurisdictions in which we operate (including, without limitation, the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977, the Canadian Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act and the U.K. Bribery Act 2010). Our employees shall not engage in unfair or illegal trade practices, or other corrupt or anti-competitive behaviour. More specifically, our employees shall not, directly or indirectly, offer bribes, kickbacks or other similar payments, or promise other improper benefits, for the purpose of illegally influencing any customer, supplier, public official or any other person. Similarly, our employees are prohibited from, directly or indirectly, accepting bribes, kickbacks or other improper benefits which could influence, or appear to influence, the proper performance of their duties.

Activities which are permissible under applicable law are not prohibited under this Code of Conduct. For example, reasonable business entertainment and hospitality, or gifts of nominal value or those which are appropriate in the circumstances, will not be considered a breach of our commitment to fair dealing, so long as such entertainment or gifts are consistent with business practice, not intended as an inducement, not contrary to applicable law or customer policies, and will not embarrass us or our employees if disclosed publicly. The foregoing applies equally to our contractors, agents and other representatives, with the same types of consequences in the case of breach.

We will not permit or tolerate harassment or discrimination against employees in any form. Additionally, we prohibit the use of forced, compulsory or child labor at any of our facilities (or at the facilities of our suppliers or other business partners), and will comply with applicable human rights legislation in the places where we carry on business (including, without limitation, the U.K. Modern Slavery Act 2015). We are also committed to protecting personal information relating to our employees and other stakeholders in accordance with applicable statutes and regulations in jurisdictions in which we operate, and to conducting our business in an environmentally responsible manner, including minimizing the impact of our operations on the environment.

We believe that good communications among employees at all levels of our company promotes better business practices. To that end, we also fully support an ethics reporting and escalation process (whistleblower policy) and encourage all employees to raise genuine concerns in good faith without fear of reprisal. If an employee has a concern relating to one of the areas listed below, that concern can and should be reported to the Company. The purpose of this procedure is to enable the Company to investigate and deal properly and sensitively with actual or potential compliance concerns. This procedure is not intended to replace, for those employees covered by it, the disciplinary and grievance policy and procedure which continues to be the appropriate way to address personal job or employment issues.

If an employee genuinely believes that the Company, any employee of the Company or any other person with whom the Company transacts business (for example, a customer or supplier) has taken, is intending to take or has failed to take action that reasonably may lead to:

• a criminal or civil offence due to fraud, bribery, embezzlement, unfair competition or other forms of corruption;
• a failure to comply with any legal obligations, including the unauthorized use or disclosure of confidential/proprietary information;
• an act or result that is clearly mistaken, unfair or improper;
• a misappropriation or abuse of Company property/assets;
• a danger to the health and safety of any individual;
• damage to the environment;
• other illegal, unethical or improper activities; or
• the deliberate concealment of information tending to show any of above,

the employee can disclose this concern (orally or in writing) to a Human Resources representative, a member of the Company’s management (for example, an Assistant General Manager or General Manager), a Group Human Resources Director, a Group Executive Vice President, the Corporate Vice President of Human Resources or any Corporate Legal Counsel, including the Vice President & General Counsel. Typically, the concern should be disclosed to the employee’s immediate supervisor or Human Resources representative. However, there may be occasions where the use of such channels of communication may not be appropriate. In these situations, the concern should be escalated or raised with an individual holding any of positions listed above, without the need to follow any particular order or priority.

If a concern is disclosed, the employee should provide full details and, where possible, supporting facts and evidence. It is important that these types of issues are dealt with sensitively and quickly. Anonymous disclosures will be accepted but an investigation may be hindered if the supporting facts and evidence are not provided. If information is disclosed in accordance with this procedure, the employee’s identity will be kept confidential (unless required by law or if the employee provides consent to the contrary).

All genuine complaints will be promptly investigated and the Company will take whatever action it considers appropriate. The assistance of the employee lodging the complaint may be required during the investigation. Where appropriate, the outcome of the investigation will be communicated to the individuals involved in the investigation as soon as practicable.
If an employee reasonably believes that a concern relating to any of the areas listed above exists, and discloses that information to the appropriate person under this procedure in good faith, no action will be taken against the employee for making the disclosure, even if the investigation finds that the employee was mistaken. The Company will take appropriate action against any person who victimizes another person for using this procedure, deters any person from reporting genuine concerns using this procedure or makes any disclosure or allegation under this procedure maliciously.

This Code of Conduct applies to Multimatic Inc. and its subsidiaries and automotive affiliates; it is endorsed by the Company’s senior management and will be reviewed at least once per year. In the event of a conflict between this Code of Conduct and an employee handbook, this Code shall govern.

Failure by our employees to comply with this Code will lead to disciplinary action which is proportionate to the breach, up to and including immediate dismissal in appropriate circumstances. Our consultants, contractors, agents and other representatives, as well as our suppliers, are required to meet the same standards as our employees and will be subject to consequences in the event of a breach.

Multimatic Motorsports is an affiliate of Multimatic Inc. and is part of ‘Multimatic’ for purposes of the Code of Conduct

Multimatic Motorsports is an affiliate of Multimatic Inc. and is part of ‘Multimatic’ for purposes of the Privacy Statement

See www.multimatic.com/about/policies-and-terms/accessibility-policy/.

Multimatic Motorsports is an affiliate of Multimatic Inc. and is part of ‘Multimatic’ for purposes of the Accessibility Customer Service Plan/Policy.

See www.multimatic.com/about/policies-and-terms/accessibility-standards-plan/.

Multimatic Motorsports is an affiliate of Multimatic Inc. and is part of ‘Multimatic’ for purposes of the Accessibility Standards Plan (Improving Opportunities for People with Disabilities).

See www.multimatic.com/about/policies-and-terms/statement-on-anti-slavery/.

Multimatic Motorsports Europe is a is division of Multimatic. U.K. Limited and, as such, is covered by Statement on Anti-Slavery made by Multimatic Ltd. pursuant to section 54(1) of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015.

Multimatic Motorsports is an affiliate of Multimatic Inc. and is part of ‘Multimatic’ for purposes of the Report on Forced Labour and Child Labour.

See www.multimatic.com/about/policies-and-terms/uk-tax-strategy-statement/.

Multimatic Motorsports Europe is a is division of Multimatic. U.K. Limited and, as such, is part of the Multimatic UK Sub-Group on whose behalf the UK Tax Strategy Statement was prepared and publish in respect of the current financial year under paragraph 19(2) of Schedule 19 of the UK Finance Act 2016.

See www.multimatic.com/about/policies-and-terms/general-data-protection-regulation-gdpr/.

Multimatic Motorsports Europe is a is division of Multimatic. U.K. Limited and, as such, is subject to the UK General Data Protection Regulation relating to personal data collection and processing.

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