Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1360-11-02-.01 - DEFINITIONS
The following terms as used in this Chapter have the following meanings:
(1) "Commercial
sex industry " means a commercial enterprise primarily engaged in providing
services or offering for sale, rental, or exhibition, devices or items intended
to facilitate sexual stimulation or gratification for its clientele.
(2) "Entity " means a domestic or foreign
for-profit corporation, limited partnership , limited liability company,
professional association, cooperative association, bank, trust company, savings
and loan association or company, insurance company, reciprocal or inter
insurance exchange, railroad company, cemetery company, government-regulated
cooperative, stock company, abstract and title insurance company, organization
that engages in for-profit activities through the use of employees, or any
other organization that is governed under the Tennessee Code Annotated, federal
law, or the laws of another state or nation.
(3) "Human trafficking " means any offense
referred to in T.C.A. § 39-13-314(a)(1).
(4) "Human trafficking prevention training "
means training designed to combat human trafficking , focusing on the accurate
and prompt identification and reporting of, and response to, suspected human
trafficking .
(5) "Partnership " or
"Partner " means an entity that has applied to participate in the Tennessee
Businesses Against Trafficking program, has satisfied the requirements of
participation in the program, and has received a Tennessee Businesses Against
Trafficking Certificate.
(6)
"Secretary of State " or "Secretary " means the Secretary of State or the
Secretary of State 's authorized representative or designee.
(7) "TBAT" means Tennessee Businesses Against
Trafficking.
(8) "Zero-Tolerance
Policy " means a policy regarding human trafficking that includes, at a minimum,
the following:
(a) Compliance with relevant
federal and state laws and regulations pertaining to human
trafficking ;
(b) A periodic review
of the business's supply lines, supplies, agents, subcontractors, other inputs,
and facilities associated with the business to identify potential
vulnerabilities to human trafficking , and taking appropriate actions to address
any adverse findings, which may include incorporating language in supplier
contracts outlining the entity 's human trafficking policies and encouraging
suppliers to adhere to these policies; and
(c) Implementation of measures to prevent the
use of business funds for patronizing business entities or others involved in
the commercial sex industry and to ensure that business resources are not used
to engage in sexual conduct that violates state or federal laws or to operate a
business within the commercial sex industry .
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. § 38-1-802.
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