release-schema: Use "future contracting process"

README.md

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 # Budget Breakdown
 
-OCDS' `planning.budget` object can be used to describe the budget from which funds are drawn. It includes a single `budget.amount` field to capture the total value of the budget for the contracting process.
+OCDS' `planning.budget` object can be used to describe the budget from which funds are drawn. It includes a single `budget.amount` field to capture the total value of the budget for a future contracting process.
 
 This extension provides a way to describe the budget in greater detail, including multi-year budgets or budgets sourced from multiple organizations. In the case of PPPs, budgets may be sourced from the private sector or from multi-lateral development banks.
 
 Disclosing structured data on multi-source budgets allows users to understand how much of the funds for a project come from government or from a specific department, whilst structured data on multi-year budgets allows users to understand the expected spend profile of a contract.
 
 ## Guidance
 
-In the core `planning.budget` block, `budget.amount` should be used to capture the total value of the budget for the contracting process.
+In the core `planning.budget` block, `budget.amount` should be used to capture the total value of the budget for a future contracting process.
 
 Where `budget.budgetBreakdown` is used to express a multi-source budget but the organization details are not known for one or more parts of the budget, for example in a PPP where part of the budget will be provided by the successful private sector bidder, the `sourceParty.name` field should be used to provide a free text explanation of the source of the budget, e.g. "Private sector investment from successful bidder".
 

release-schema.json

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         },
         "amount": {
           "title": "Amount",
-          "description": "The value of the budget line item. A positive amount means the source organization funds the contracting process. A negative amount means the contracting process pays the source organization.",
+          "description": "The value of the budget line item. A positive amount means the source organization funds a future contracting process. A negative amount means a future contracting process pays the source organization.",
           "$ref": "#/definitions/Value"
         },
         "uri": {