The minutes from June 2026 focused on emerging market, wording and underwriting challenges. The panel discussed the implications of the Digital Assets Act, which may extend traditional property rights to digital assets, prompting a review of wordings that reference property, physical damage and currency. Members favoured targeted wording amendments to preserve original intent and avoid unintended coverage consequences. The panel agreed to maintain a six-month hold before archiving legacy wordings 3022, 3023, 3032 and 3033. Progress updates were provided on long-term agreement guidance, broker-amended wordings, and the Data Centres Project, including planned educational sessions with the Uptime Institute and work on aggregation and exposure management. Concerns were raised regarding a new governing law paramount clause, broker requests for rate guarantees and deductible changes, and the growth of auto-follow capacity. Members also discussed war-related exposures, Brazil regulatory developments, property valuation issues, and the increasing use of complex war clauses, emphasising the importance of careful wording review and underwriting discipline.