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A Key Personnel Clause in a contract for services (1) allows the customer to approve of key personnel assigned to the project, (2) requires that the supplier keep the specified key personnel assigned as needed (e.g., full time) to the project, and (3) gets the customer's approval before transferring key personnel. A key personnel clause: should always be included no matter the nature of the service. is desirable from the supplier's perspective to ensure that the buyer cannot demand personnel changes mid-contract. legally cannot be included because work assignment is the responsibility of the service provider. may be included if success depends on specific individuals