1. Moral Rights: Applicable for copyright works where creator's moral rights need to be addressed through consent or waiver

2. Security Interest: Required if the IP is subject to any security interests that need to be released or addressed

3. Tax Provisions: Include when there are specific tax implications or requirements for the assignment

4. Employee/Contractor Obligations: Needed when the IP was created by employees or contractors who may have rights

5. Foreign Rights: Include when the IP has international registrations or protection

6. Existing Licenses: Required when there are existing licenses that need to be addressed or transferred

7. Performance Rights: Relevant for creative works where separate performance rights exist

8. Competition Law Compliance: Include when assignment might raise competition law concerns

1. Schedule 1 - Intellectual Property Description: Detailed description of all IP being assigned, including registration numbers and status

2. Schedule 2 - Existing Agreements: List of all relevant agreements affecting the IP (licenses, security interests, etc.)

3. Schedule 3 - Assignment Forms: Specific forms required for recording the assignment with IP Australia or other registries

4. Schedule 4 - Payment Terms: Detailed payment schedule and terms if consideration is complex or involves installments

5. Appendix A - IP Registration Certificates: Copies of registration certificates for patents, trademarks, designs

6. Appendix B - Chain of Title Documents: Documents showing ownership chain and any prior transfers