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Although there are several construction contracts published for the Malaysian construction industry – so far, none of the main contracts are written entirely in plain language and none cater speci cally for renovation or small projects. While contracts can be entered into orally, written contracts avoid uncertainty. Well-written plain language standard contracts can also help achieve greater e􀀞ciency and help avoid unwarranted disputes.  \nUsage of this contract  \nThis set of standard terms of contract may be used together with other documents such as drawings, speci cations, and bills of quantities to forma complete construction contract. It may be used for any construction project – although it was originally targeted at renovation and smaller projects. No minimum or maximum price has been speci edfor the size of projects this contract may be suitable for because it may well serve a wide range of project types and sizes.  \nUnique features  \nThis contract is uncommon in several ways.  \nMost construction contracts published in Malaysia are written in traditional legal language. This contract is written in modern plain language. It is the rst construction contract in the world to be accredited with the Clear English Standard by the Plain English Commission, United Kingdom. The contract has about 5,000 words. It ful lls most of the criteria of what would be expected of a plain language contract. Among these: the contract has a low average words per sentence of about 20, adopts gender-neutral style, uses mainly active sentences, has good use of numbering and listing, has no multiple cross-referencing, and uses plain language but retains terms of art where necessary. This contract hopes to set the trend for other construction contracts to emulate its structure and style.  \nThis contract was drafted afresh from a blank ‘screen’. It has the bene t of not being in􀀝uenced by dated habits. Most notably the structure follows a clear and logical ‘project management’ approach where the clauses are clustered under general obligations, contract administration, time obligations, nancial obligations, quality obligations, subcontracting, termination, and dispute resolution.  \nThis contract has two parts – Parts A and B. Only part A needs to be lled. There are some default provisions if some of these are not lled. The contract is written with built-in 􀀝exibility.  \nLanguage checked by  \nAuthorship, policy committee, and plain language advice  \nSr Noushad Ali Naseem Ameer Ali, a former President of the Royal Institution of Surveyors Malaysia, drafted this contract. He developed the initial concepts and a complete draft. He was then guided by a policy committee of representatives from various professional and trade organizations that gave directions on preferred policy re nements, which he translated into updated drafts. This was coordinated by the Construction Industry Development Board Malaysia. Mr Martin Cutts from the Plain Language Commission, United Kingdom reviewed the nal draft and suggested further plain language re nements. The drafter incorporated most of the very useful suggestions. The nal version was then accepted by the Plain Language Commission, United Kingdom and accredited as a Clear English Standard document.  \nThe policy committee members  \nThe following are the policy committee members:  \n1 Prof Sr Dr HjhWan Maimun W","cbCaibwXnmIwVxSK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibwXnmIwVxSK","pdf",5263035,34,"English","# Preface\n## Background\n## Usage of this contract\n## Unique features\n## Language checked by\n## The policy committee members","[{\"question\":\"What problem does STCC-RSP 2015 aim to address in the Malaysian construction industry?\",\"answer\":\"It was written to fill a gap because existing main contracts were not entirely in plain language and did not cater specifically to renovation or small projects.\"},{\"question\":\"How should this standard contract be used to form a complete construction contract?\",\"answer\":\"Use these standard terms together with other documents such as drawings, specifications, and bills of quantities to form a complete contract.\"},{\"question\":\"What notable characteristics does the contract have to support clarity and efficiency?\",\"answer\":\"It uses modern plain language, gender-neutral style, mainly active sentences, good numbering and listing, avoids multiple cross-referencing, and follows a clear project-management approach with built-in flexibility.\"}]","STANDARD TERMS OF CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT FOR RENOVATION AND SMALL PROJECTS - STCC-RSP 2015 - Preface and Contract Overview | PDF",1789574405]