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Should the Project Charter (which has been used since the last 2 years; and the project is now at 99% completion) just because there is a new project charter template is introduced in our company?

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We were instructed to change our project charter (which has been approved in 2014) just because the new template has been introduced in our Company recently. The problem is that our project is now at 99% completed, and the Project Manager and the team view that it is not necessary to amend the project charter at this completion/closing stage. Appreciate your advice based on  PMI's best practice.
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