be set for 33% of government funded projects starting over the next four years to use the New Engineering Contract. The role and duties of project managers requires to be more clearly defined. The DoE should develop quality registers of approved contractors, sub-contractors and consultants. Guidance should be issued on rationalising tender list arrangements and on partnering. The specific efforts of BS5750 in the construction process requires further investigation. Adjudication should be the normal form of dispute resolution. Legacy The Report spawned a raft of initiatives including the establishment of the Construction Industry Board to oversee reform. At the request of the Construction Clients' Forum (formed following Latham's recommendation), the CIB published a further report, Partnering in the Team in 1996. In parallel, the industry reform group, the Reading Construction Forum, published Trusting the Team: the Best Practice Guide to Partnering in Construction in 1995 (for which Latham wrote the foreword). Subsequent initiatives included the 1998 Egan Report Re-thinking construction, and the establishment of industry change organisations including the Design Build Foundation (1997) Construction Best Practice Programme, the IT Construction Best Practice Programme, Movement for Innovation and Constructing Excellence. The Latham and Egan Reports' focus on collaboration was also referenced by Chief Construction Adviser Paul Morrell in the UK government construction strategy in 2011. Latham's call for quality registers of approved contractors, sub-contractors and consultants led to the 1998 establishment of Constructionline. The Latham Review commended the establishment of the Interdisciplinary Design for the Built Environment programme at the University of Cambridge (page 73) and in turn was one of the influences that helped to shape the early syllabus of the IDBE course. Notes and references Reports of the United Kingdom government 1994 in the United Kingdom Construction industry of the United Kingdom Building July 1994 events in the United Kingdom 1994 in British politics