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CLLS 2024 Letter of Intent: key changes on CDM/Building Regulations dutyholders, activities scope, maximum expenditure and expiry controls, contract terms priority, insurance and termination

Published on: 25 June 2024

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The CLLS has issued an updated 2024 version of its Letter of Intent (CLLS LOI), accompanied by associated guidance notes. In this analysis, we set out and assess the amendments that have been made. The prior iteration, dating from 2007, required several tweaks to bring it into line with developments in law—most notably the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations, which in 2015 superseded the 1994 regime cited in the 2007 CLLS LOI—as well as a change to the relevant clause reference concerning the insurance provisions within the JCT contracts released in 2011, 2016 and 2024. In addition to these updates driven by changes in law, the CLLS LOI has been refreshed in a range of other respects, which are explained in more detail below. Those textual and regulatory updates sit alongside broader drafting refinements.

CDM Regulations and Building Regulations

The 2007 CLLS LOI included an optional paragraph 12 requiring the Contractor (where that clause was adopted) to act as a designer, planning supervisor (subsequently replaced by the CDM coordinator in the 2007 CDM Regulations and then by the Principal Designer under the 2015 CDM Regulations), or principal contractor for the purposes of the 1994 CDM Regulations as then in force...

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