redraft

[ ree-draft, -drahft ]

/ ˈriˌdræft, -ˌdrɑft /

a second draft or drawing.

Finance. a draft on the drawer or endorsers of a protested bill of exchange for the amount of the bill plus the costs and charges.

Origin of redraft

First recorded in 1675–85; re- + draft

The judges have to draft and circulate opinions to one another and then redraft them to address points made by the others.

How the 2012 Election Will Determine the Future of Gay Marriage |Adam Winkler |February 9, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
Table I. is a copy or redraft made from older documents during this period.

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 14, Slice 3 |Various

redraft

a second draft

a bill of exchange drawn on the drawer or endorser of a protested bill by the holder for the amount of the protested bill plus costs and charges

a re-exported commodity

to make a second copy of; draft again to redraft proposals for a project