Under 'Our Efforts to Prevent Human Trafficking' on page 2, goals for training and policy change are indicated:

"In 2017, we launched a new sustainability and social impact platform called Serve 360, with specific goals about human trafficking prevention. Under our Serve 360 platform, one of our four priorities is to Welcome All and Advance Human Rights. By 2025, we have set a goal that 100 percent of on-property associates at managed and franchised hotels will have completed our human rights awareness programme, including training on human trafficking awareness, responsible sourcing and recruitment policies and practices. We have also set a 2025 Goal to enhance or embed human rights criteria in our recruitment and sourcing policies and work with our industry to address human rights risks in the hotel construction phase."

Under 'Human Rights Awareness Programme' on page 2:

"At year-end 2017, a total of 243,000 associates globally had completed human trafficking awareness training."

Para 3 on page 2:

"For the past twenty years, Marriott has implemented a crisis reporting protocol that includes a twenty-four hour

Crisis Hotline managed by independent third parties and available to global properties to access. For example,

Marriott implements the Marriott Incident Reporting Application (MIRA), which is an online system for gathering

and reporting security-related incidents, including human trafficking, for properties managed by Marriott outside

of the U.S. These managed properties are required to enter incidents into MIRA within 24 hours after the

incident occurred or was reported."

Para 4 on page 2:

"In 2017, we added new criteria to our internal property certification audit to survey the compliance with the new human trafficking awareness training requirement. These audits are conducted on a biannual basis to ensure that our properties are meeting specific requirements."

Para 2 on page 3:

"Associates with procurement and purchasing responsibilities are required to complete our Procurement 101 online training, which includes information on our human rights policies. In 2017, approximately 10,280 associates globally completed the training."