The panel reviewed updates on the computable contract project, now expected to launch in Q2 next year, noting that most managing agents already use commercial tools and mainly value access to a digital library. The committee debated publishing guidance on market leader expectations but decided against it due to reputational and competition law concerns, opting instead to issue limited technical guidance via an LMA bulletin. Broader market challenges were highlighted, including rapid market expansion, fragmented leadership experience, broker pressure, inconsistent pricing, and over-use of facilities. The panel also assessed risk code triangulation data, concluding miscoding was distorting performance results; members will review their data ahead of December. AI loss-scenario survey findings showed only one A&H scenario had sufficient responses, indicating low impact; a shorter follow-up survey will be run. Additional updates covered clause-review volunteer requests, progress on a new US Accident Form, upcoming committee elections, and December meeting plans.