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This is linked in a way to the request about yellow underlines on multiple schedules (as the user is getting around this by artificially having two Schedules which will be merged in due course - and is annoyed that the workaround is having that effect)..

From Fraser Gough in PCO ( Image Added LMS-530 Done ):

The current behaviour is that when one user edits any paragraph of a schedule, the whole schedule is locked against any other user.

This can be contrasted with the behaviour in the body of a Bill or instrument, where editing a section (or equivalent) takes a lock only on that element not the whole body (or any container of that body).

It would be helpful if schedules worked more like the body in this regard (i.e. locking when editing the text of a paragraph were restricted to that paragraph). There’s nothing intrinsic to the nature of a schedule, from a drafter’s perspective, which means we’re more likely to want to edit the whole than we’re likely to want to edit the whole body.

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