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2. Term and termination

This Agreement begins on 1 September 2026 (Filled in by you.) and continues until either party ends it on 30 (Filled in by you.) days’ written notice to the other. Notice is given at the address for notices (Not filled in yet.).

3. Fees

The Client will pay the Contractor the rate agreed in Schedule A (Not filled in yet.) within 14 (Filled in by you.) days of an invoice. Late payment carries no additional charge unless the parties agree one in writing.

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