Maximum Score 1Denny is putting together the final version of a contract to send out...

Contract schedules (or appendices) are part of the legally binding agreement and usually contain supporting or detailed information that complements the main clauses — for example, policies, commitments, and technical details.

Health and safety commitments (B): These are operational requirements that demonstrate compliance with legislation and are typically annexed as schedules.

Non-disclosure agreement (D): Confidentiality obligations or NDAs are often attached as schedules or referenced documents.

Financial statements, supplier references, and blank RFQ forms are pre-contract due diligence or sourcing documents and do not form part of the contract schedules.