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Legal text for SACC item
1. The Contractor warrants that its certification of compliance is
accurate and complete and in accordance with the "Requirements for
the Set-aside Program for Aboriginal Business" detailed in Annex 9.4
of the Supply Manual.
2. The Contractor must keep proper records and documentation relating
to the accuracy of the certification provided to Canada. The
Contractor must obtain the written consent of the Contracting
Authority before disposing of any such records or documentation
before the expiration of six (6) years after final payment under the
Contract, or until settlement of all outstanding claims and disputes,
under the Contract, whichever is later. All such records and
documentation must at all times during the retention period be open
to audit by the representatives of Canada, who may make copies and
take extracts. The Contractor must provide all reasonably required
facilities for any audits.
3. Nothing in this clause must be interpreted as limiting the rights
and remedies which Canada may otherwise have pursuant to the
Contract.