1. Revocation Clause: Include when the principal wants to explicitly state conditions under which the authority can be revoked

2. Indemnification: Include when there's a need to protect the agent from liability while acting within the scope of authority

3. Third Party Authorization: Include when the agent needs to be able to delegate authority to others

4. Specific Limitations: Include when there are particular actions or decisions that are explicitly excluded from the agent's authority

5. Governing Law: Include when the authority may be used across different jurisdictions

6. Emergency Provisions: Include when the authority should only take effect under specific circumstances

7. Acceptance by Agent: Include when formal acknowledgment by the agent is required

1. Schedule A - Detailed Scope of Powers: Detailed listing of specific powers and authorities granted, particularly useful for complex arrangements

2. Schedule B - Required Forms of Execution: Templates or examples of how the agent should sign documents when acting under this authority

3. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documentation: Copies of relevant identification documents, certifications, or qualifications that support the authority

4. Appendix 2 - Specific Instructions: Detailed instructions for particular situations or transactions that may arise