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Federal contractors and grantees would have to turn in their anti-trafficking compliance plan when they certify they are following the rules, not only when asked.
If a contractor, subcontractor, or agent is found to have been involved in trafficking-related conduct during a contract or grant, the contractor’s representative must quickly report it and explain what they did to fix it.
When a report is filed, an agency Inspector General would be required to investigate what happened and whether the contractor’s fix was good enough.
Agencies could pause payments until the contractor takes proper corrective steps, and key officials would be notified if an investigation isn’t finished because the contractor already corrected the problem.
The federal budget office would have to report to Congress within 18 months on targeting more checks in high-risk contracts and locations, streamlining reports, and tracking anti-trafficking training for contracting staff.
