Bill S-211

In compliance with Canada?s Bill S-211, the Company has statements and policies in place that emphasize our commitment to human rights and abiding by local and international legislation, but also recognizing there is always room for continuous improvement. Our policies, Third-Party Manual, Human Rights Statement of Commitment, and everyday practices serve as a strong foundation as we look to implementing more anti-forced labour and anti-child labour measures in the years to come. Polaris recognizes and is strongly committed to removing the risk of forced labour and child labour in our operations and supply chains. To this end, the Company has included human rights and modern slavery training. Readers are encouraged to refer to the Ethics component of Our Practice section for additional policies also applicable to our procurement practices.

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