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Should we allow to echo back ContingencyType [1385] in execution reports?  This 
would add clarity to the message flow when orders get executed, cancelled etc.

Currently. List Status message carries the field, however using it past the 
step of accepting the list or when processing list cancel creates redundancy 
and may lead to inconsistencies.  The most reliable and precise way of 
reporting order state / trades has been through execution reports for 
individual orders.

Here is more information, where it may help - a List can be sent using more 
than one fragment - more than one New Order List message.  The contingency 
type, strictly speaking, specified in the new order list message applies to 
orders forming the message - the fragment.  Depending on implementation, if 
differences of fragments in the list are allowed or not, a fragment may be 
rejected.  However, everything that is accepted by the executing side will be 
reported using execution reports - the lowest denominator.

In addition, in cancel replace, presence of ListID [66] historically has been 
used for verification purposes.  Interpretation of this, can be moved forward 
to allow modifications to orders unretated to list to join the list.

A List Fragment control component can be created consisting ListID [66], 
ContingencyType [1385] and addition information related to the the fragment of 
a list.  This component may be part of the execution reports / cancel replace 
requests.

Please let me know.  I will volunteer to do the leg work for next step.

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