You are acting for a vendor of real estate in NSW. The vendor has told you that he has agreed to carry out some work to the property prior to completion. Is it necessary to insert a special condition in the standard contract for sale approved by the Law Society of NSW and the Real Estate Institute of NSW to cover the issue? Which of the following answers best describes the response you should provide? Select one answer only. Group of answer choices A. No, the standard contract covers the issue comprehensively. B. No, the standard contract makes provision for "vacant possession", and that term covers the issue. C. Yes, because the standard contract makes no provision for this issue. Full details of the work, and the manner and timing of performance, needs to be detailed. D. Yes, because the standard contract makes provision for work to be carried out in a proper and workmanlike manner, and accordingly only the detail of the work to be performed only needs to be included