An Australian consultant asked us to prepare a template for a contract for her to take on a consultancy brief, & we just put it up. As 'consultants' provide an intellectual service, usually in the form of advice and reporting, it is slightly different to other independent technical project participants. It concentrates on professionalism, technical advice, and who 'owns' parts of the final delivery. It prepares for the possibility of giving poor advice, "covering your butt" if you get it wrong. The appendices describe deliverables and a 'statement of requirements'. It assumes the intellectual property shall remain with the Customer, except for those bits already owned by the Consultant, necessary for (and probably the reason for) engagement, prior to the commencement of the project. An interesting document. https://www.docdownload.com.au/documents/consultancy-agreementless
