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Look what I found on https://www.contractsfinder.service....e-9999aecc753d. I don't think it has been disclosed in the forum before. It's too large to upload. My impression is that compared with the EU contract, it is very thorough and professional. I can't find anything in it that gives the UK preferential supply, but §13.2.9 is mildly interesting in that regard. Key clauses that I've pulled out are:

5.4 The Parties agree and acknowledge that the Order is intended to represent the doses required by the Purchaser for the COVID-19 pandemic period, and that future orders for Product shall be placed by the Purchaser under another agreement to be negotiated by the Parties reasonably and acting in good faith.

9.4 If through any action or intervention by any foreign Government, funder or Third Party to direct, influence, mandate or persuade AstraZeneca, its Affiliates or any of its Subcontractors to take or not take any actions so as to affect the performance hereunder or to affect the supply of
Product hereunder (including Delivery in accordance with REDACTED and/or the Delivery Schedule) such that supply is prevented, adversely effected, reduced, delayed, interfered with, cancelled, suspended, terminated or otherwise interrupted (a "Contract Interference"), including any action taken pursuant to or in consequence of any order or direction under the US Defense Production Act, then AstraZeneca shall promptly notify Purchaser of such event and circumstance (including the consequences in terms of the anticipated date by when Delivery of Product could be made) and, without prejudice to its other remedies hereunder upon written notice to AstraZeneca, Purchaser may cancel any future deliveries of Product and
terminate this Agreement, whereupon the consequences in clause 23 shall apply .

13.2.9 it shall not enter into any agreement with any foreign Government, funder or Third Party that would by its terms conflict with AstraZeneca's obligations hereunder or would be reasonably expected to prevent AstraZeneca from performing its obligations hereunder;