New Model Lease for Environmental Purposes – Main Contractor

Description

The overarching objective of this work is to advise government on the design of a model lease designed for letting land so that it can be used (wholly or partly) for an environmental purpose. It is likely the drafting of a model lease would be a fairly straightforward technical legal exercise, and while the outputs of this work (see below) will include a model Heads of Terms and model clauses, this is only part of the focus. Of equal importance is to ensure that the lease: - is relevant to the needs and ambitions of potential users - provides a practical tool to facilitate taking control of land for environmental purposes - provides a flexible and robust option that has the confidence of landlords and tenants - will be used by a wide range of stakeholders - clearly achieves stakeholder support, consensus, and buy in Identifying use cases and opportunities will be a key objective, ensuring the lease is designed in a way that can accommodate a wide range of potential scenarios. Identifying key barriers to the use of a model lease is also an important objective, and where possible, indicating where policy and/or legislative change would be required. Lot 1: The overarching objective of this work is to advise government on the design of a model lease designed for letting land so that it can be used (wholly or partly) for an environmental purpose. It is likely the drafting of a model lease would be a fairly straightforward technical legal exercise, and while the outputs of this work (see below) will include a model Heads of Terms and model clauses, this is only part of the focus. Of equal importance is to ensure that the lease: - is relevant to the needs and ambitions of potential users - provides a practical tool to facilitate taking control of land for environmental purposes - provides a flexible and robust option that has the confidence of landlords and tenants - will be used by a wide range of stakeholders - clearly achieves stakeholder support, consensus, and buy in Identifying use cases and opportunities will be a key objective, ensuring the lease is designed in a way that can accommodate a wide range of potential scenarios. Identifying key barriers to the use of a model lease is also an important objective, and where possible, indicating where policy and/or legislative change would be required.