when it has done. vs when it's done

Some examples from the web:

• I would like to join in thanking the Commission for the outstanding work it has done.
• Bulgaria has thanked the European Union for what it has done.
• It has done more than its predecessor, but there is still a great deal to be done.
• I would like to thank those Members of this House who, in turn, have thanked the Commission for the work it has done.
• Began and that's all it has done.
• It has been difficult, and the European Union must express its heartfelt gratitude to the Macedonian government for what it has done.
• Europe needed to turn towards the future and that is what it has done.
• For example, without the Social Fund, illiteracy here would not have fallen by anywhere near as much as it has done.
• This lends urgency to the situation, and I would thank the Commission for everything it has done.
• My heartiest congratulations once again, therefore, to the Court of Auditors on the work it has done.
• But we cannot accept one Member State government treating such a serious matter as casually as it has done.
• I am convinced that then in retrospect you will not only applaud the appointment of this group, but will also appreciate properly the work it has done.
• I think the United Kingdom is right to do what it has done.
• A tragedy had to happen sooner or later, and now it has done.
• Experts estimate that, in 10 to 15 years, the ecologically important tree species from the Congo Basin will have disappeared if the logging continues as it has done.
• The re-shaped patterns of world trade have produced nothing like the negative effects that the report would have us believe it has done.
• Europe needed to turn towards the future and that is what it has done.
• Finally, I would like to thank the committee for the excellent work it has done.
• Madam President, I would like to start by thanking the Luxembourg presidency for the good and pragmatic work it has done.
• I am grateful to Parliament for having understood this and for having supported us as it has done.

Some examples from the web:

• I'll meet up with you when it's done.
• And when it's done, I'm on a plane to Dallas and I never hear from the United States government again.
• Call you when it's done.
• There will be more when it's done.
• And I will be glad when it's done.
• And when it's done, I'm...
• Only peace when it's done.
• 'Cause you got one contract left and when it's done, you'll be out here in the streets with the rest of us.
• I think it will look great when it's done.
• I'll meet up with you when it's done.
• I'll send you a copy of the song when it's done.
• My boss said that he wants to see my book when it's done, which is really exciting.
• We should probably start talking about how to handle it when it's done.
• I'll buy you a drink when it's done.
• You're out when it's done!
• And you'll tell me when it's done?
• And then three more when it's done.
• I'll sound the horn when it's done.
• I'll call you when it's done.
• I'll be in touch when it's done.