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19 Jui 2015

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International Corporate Accountability Roundtable

Key recommendations on Pillar III

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The following is a list of key recommendations for the U.S. government to consider in shaping its commitments in the U.S. National Action Plan (NAP) on Responsible Business Conduct. These recommendations directly draw from the protection and enforcement gaps identified by ICAR in the “Pillar III” section of its “Shadow” National Baseline Assessment (NBA) for the United States. These recommendations are categorized as either government-wide or as falling under the purview of specific executive departments, independent agencies, government corporations, or Congress. ICAR has organized the recommendations this way to emphasize that the commitments outlined in the U.S. NAP should be delegated, as much as possible, to specific government entities. This will ensure greater clarity, coherence, and accountability.