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Based only on the source metadata, this looks less interesting as a funding announcement than as a question about what the initiative will actually produce for everyday contracting in England and Wales. If an author is reporting a climate contract project, one useful distinction is whether it aims to create standard wording for new deals, or whether it is mainly about reviewing risk in existing supply chains. Those are quite different exercises: the first may affect negotiation behaviour, while the second may affect evidence, record-keeping and internal sign-off. Without that detail, it is hard to judge whether the reported sum is meant for practical drafting tools, research, or sector-specific pilots. Does anyone know whether the reported initiative is said to focus on model clauses, procurement templates, or guidance on evidencing climate-related obligations in contracts?
Source: The Law Society Gazette
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