; or (C) (i) has an owner, partner, officer, or director who is an immediate family member of an owner, partner, officer, or director of the contractor or recipient; and (ii) is in the same industry as the contractor or recipient. (b) Child labor provisions (1) In general The terms of any applicable contract or assistance shall include the following representations and stipulations: (A) Oppressive child labor shall not be employed by the contractor or recipient of such applicable contract or assistance, or any subcontractor or supplier of the contractor or recipient at any tier of the applicable contract or assistance, in the performance of or work funded by the applicable contract or assistance. (B) The contractor or recipient of the applicable contract or assistance shall provide to any subcontractor or supplier under the applicable contract or assistance training on the requirement under subparagraph (A). (C) The contractor or recipient of the applicable contract or assistance, and any subcontractor or supplier under any tier of the applicable contract or assistance, shall each establish a labor-management committee to review the policies with respect to child labor of the contractor, recipient, subcontractor, or supplier, respectively, and promote the reporting of any violations of such policies. (2) Good faith defense for secondary liability A contractor or recipient of an applicable contract or assistance shall not be in breach or violation of a representation or stipulation under paragraph (1)(A) due to the actions of a subcontractor or supplier at any tier of the applicable contract or assistance if the contractor or recipient— (A) entered into a contract with the prime subcontractor or supplier in a good faith reliance on a written assurance from the subcontractor or supplier that all subcontractors and suppliers at any tier of the applicable contract or assistance would not employ oppressive child labor in the performance of or work funded by the applicable contract or assistance