Human Trafficking Prevention Act Article 41

Any natural person is convicted of human trafficking, or any legal person, unincorporated association or natural person is fined in accordance with the provisions of the preceding Article, within five years of the date of final and unappealable judgement entered, shall not be eligible for participating in tendering, being awarded or sub-contracting, or assisting tenderers in government procurement. This provision shall also apply to who commits human trafficking crime and has been convicted under final and unappealable judgment by a foreign court.When a natural person, legal person or unincorporated association stated in the preceding paragraph participates in government procurement, the tender of such tenderer shall not be opened when such circumstance in the preceding Paragraph is found before tender opening, nor shall award the contract to such tenderer when such circumstance is found after tender opening. When any of the circumstances referred to in the fore part occurs to the winning tenderer before the award of contract but is found after award or signing of the contract, the provisions of Article 50 Paragraph 2 of the Government Procurement Act shall apply mutatis mutandis.The names, offenses and other necessary information of those convicted in the paragraph 1 shall be published in the Government Procurement Gazette by the central competent authority.