Crown Agents Act 1979
Write the words of this act the way you think they should read. Solon shows your change as a redline against the published text and pins it to that exact text, so it can never be applied to wording you did not see.
Change 1
SCHEDULE 4
1 Procuring movable property of any kind. 2 Making arrangements for and in connection with the conveyance of movable property of any kind to any destination (including arrangements for its insurance and inspection). 3 Obtaining professional advice on projects, and negotiating and making contracts for the preparation of projects and the carrying out of feasibility studies. 4 Acquiring and disposing of land, doing anything in connection with any land, and arranging for anything to be done in connection with any land. 5 Negotiating and making contracts for the design, production or supply of coins, medallions, currency notes, postage stamps and other documents. 6 Selling coins, medallions, currency notes and postage stamps to dealers. 7 Recruiting staff. 8 Making travel and other arrangements for staff and other persons. 9 Paying remuneration, allowances, expenses and pensions. 10 Accepting funds for investment of behalf of the principal and managing the investment of funds so accepted, but only at the risk of, and (subject to section 8(5)) in accordance with general or specific instructions given by, the principal. 11 Making or receiving payments in accordance with standing or other instructions given by the principal. 12 Managing operations relating to the raising and servicing of loans. 13 Administering and managing the provision or utilisation of financial, technical or other assistance of any kind. 14 Negotiating and making contracts for the assembly, installation, commissioning or maintenance of equipment.
SCHEDULE 4
1 Procuring movable property of any kind. 2 Making arrangements for and in connection with the conveyance of movable property of any kind to any destination (including arrangements for its insurance and inspection). 3 Obtaining professional advice on projects, and negotiating and making contracts for the preparation of projects and the carrying out of feasibility studies. 4 Acquiring and disposing of land, doing anything in connection with any land, and arranging for anything to be done in connection with any land. 5 Negotiating and making contracts for the design, production or supply of coins, medallions, currency notes, postage stamps and other documents. 6 Selling coins, medallions, currency notes and postage stamps to dealers. 7 Recruiting staff. 8 Making travel and other arrangements for staff and other persons. 9 Paying remuneration, allowances, expenses and pensions. 10 Accepting funds for investment of behalf of the principal and managing the investment of funds so accepted, but only at the risk of, and (subject to section 8(5)) in accordance with general or specific instructions given by, the principal. 11 Making or receiving payments in accordance with standing or other instructions given by the principal. 12 Managing operations relating to the raising and servicing of loans. 13 Administering and managing the provision or utilisation of financial, technical or other assistance of any kind. 14 Negotiating and making contracts for the assembly, installation, commissioning or maintenance of equipment.
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