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| Vendor: | CIPS |
|---|---|
| Exam Code: | L4M3 |
| Exam Name: | Commercial Contracting |
| Exam Questions: | 233 |
| Last Updated: | February 25, 2026 |
| Related Certifications: | Level 4 Diploma in Procurement and Supply |
| Exam Tags: | Intermediate Level Procurement and Supply Professionals |
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A school has a contract for the supply of fruit for break time. The school needs the fruit delivered by 10am every morning to be served at 10:30am. How would this best be covered in a commercial agreement?
Time-critical requirements, such as daily deliveries by a specific time, should be clearly stipulated as contractual terms. This ensures enforceability and provides a legal basis for remedy in the case of non-performance. Notes on purchase orders or general legislation do not offer the same level of protection or clarity.
CIPS L4M3 Commercial Contracting Study Guide, Chapter 3, Section 3.1.1 -- Express contract terms for delivery and performance.
A senior buyer is preparing specification for the next purchase. He intends to embed social and environmental criteria that align with his organisation's overarching strategy. Which of the following provides the social and environmental objectives that an organisation pursues?
The organisation should have an overarching strategies or policies which sets out the social and environmental objectives to be pursued via procurement and the supply chain generally. Some of these will be about the specification, but that must be tied in other aspects of the sourcing strategy. These objectives, policies and strategies can be found in corporate social responsibility policy.
LO 2, AC 2.1
A company needs to source a product from oversea. It wants to overcome technical barrier to cross-border trade by using standards in the specification. Which of the following is most likely to be incorporated into that specification?
Exporting enterprises must sometimes incur additional costs as they adapt their production to the changing legal requirements of the recipient country. Such requirements can thus create technical barriers to trade. Discrepancies between product rules adopted by different countries can involve numerous aspects: weight, size, packaging, ingredients, mandatory labeling, shelf-life conditions, testing and certification procedures etc.
One way to overcome these barriers is to adopt international standards. Overseas companies may be more familiar with international standards without looking at specific regulations of importing countries.
- What is a technical barrier to trade?
- CIPS study guide page 88-89
LO 2, AC 2.1
Which of the following statements is true about model form of contract?
Model forms of contract are published by some industry or professional organisations such as FIDIC, ITC, CIPS,... These forms are often carefully prepared by legal professionals, with correct legal terminology. The standard clauses within these forms are based on fair and balanced risk/reward allocation between the contracting parties. The model contract forms also include standard clauses to be selected or deleted on an as required basis.
Despite being standardised to be used in any jurisdiction, legal advice may be required if the users decide to make variations to the forms.
The correct answer should be 'Model contract form's standard clauses often contain correct legal terminology without recourse to third party experts.'
LO 3, AC 3.1
Royal Naval Hospital at Rockstown, Anyport manages a fleet of nine ambulance vehicles. During busy periods, it becomes very difficult to keep track of the location of each ambulance (and the nature of their journey). Continual problems lead to the proposal for a new control system (ERNS).
For this ERNS project, the procurement department has drafted a specification in which only a bullet point list of basic requirements was written down. The procurement manager understands that the specification should be developed more specifically but a cross functional team from the Hospital could not do that. A senior buyer suggests that some of Hospital's pre-qualified suppliers could support them in developing the specification.
Which of the following should be a priority approach of procurement department in developing dialogue with those suppliers about specification development?
The procurement team has drafted basic requirements in the specification. They will need to develop it further and more specific. Developing market dialogue with supplier is a good solution. There are number of approaches which can be taken to engage with suppliers:
- General meetings: buyer meets supplier at a networking event (such as trade show) or social media. These discussions are unlikely to deliver very specific information.
- One-to-one meetings: This will be most likely to deliver direct input into specification development and supplier-specific product development information.
- Group visits
- Meet-the-buyer events
- Formal negotiations or competitive
The answer for this QUESTION should be One-to-one meeting.
LO 2, AC 2.1
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