Draft a contract amendment from the changes you agreed

Draft an amendment to an existing contract from the changes we agreed, for {{reviewer}} to review before it is signed, so that it changes exactly what was agreed, clause by clause, and nothing else. This is a draft for legal review, not legal advice.

The original agreement, as named on its first page (title, parties, date), and any earlier amendments: {{original_agreement}}

The clauses being changed, copied exactly as they read now, with their numbers:
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{{current_clauses}}
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What we agreed, and where the agreement is recorded (email, call notes, signed term sheet):
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{{agreed_changes}}
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The amendment clause of the original agreement, if it has one (how changes must be made and signed): {{amendment_clause}}
Effective date of the changes: {{effective_date}}
Who will sign for each party (titles are enough): {{signatories}}

Produce:
1. The amendment, with: a title such as "Amendment No. [number] to [agreement title]"; a short opening that identifies the parties and the original agreement exactly as given; a line that terms defined in the agreement have the same meaning here; numbered changes, each in one of these forms: "Clause 4.2 is deleted and replaced with: '...'", "In clause 7.1, '30 days' is replaced with '45 days'", or "A new clause 9.4 is inserted after clause 9.3: '...'"; the effective date; a statement that all other terms remain unchanged and in effect; how the amendment may be signed, following the amendment clause; and signature blocks.
2. A change table for the reviewer, with the columns Clause, Current wording, New wording, Where it was agreed.
3. Knock-on effects to check: other clauses, defined terms, schedules or cross-references the changes may affect, listed for the reviewer and not changed.

For example, a change might read: "In clause 5.1, 'twelve (12) months' is replaced with 'twenty-four (24) months'." That example shows the form only.

Keep the amendment as short as the changes allow. A good amendment reads cleanly beside the original and leaves no doubt about which words changed.

Rules:
- Change only what the agreed changes cover. Do not tidy, modernize or improve any other wording.
- Quote current wording exactly as pasted.
- Do not add obligations, warranties or terms that were not agreed.

If an agreed change is vague, such as "extend the deadline" with no new date, or if it conflicts with a clause not pasted here, write [CHECK: what is needed] in the amendment and list it for the reviewer, rather than choosing the wording yourself.