1. Multiple Transaction Authorization: Used when authorizing multiple different types of transactions or a series of transactions

2. Substitute Authorization: Include when the authorized party needs the ability to delegate authority to another person in specific circumstances

3. Revocation Clause: Include when there's a need to specify conditions under which the authorization can be revoked

4. Indemnification: Used when the authorizing party wants to protect the authorized party from potential claims

5. Emergency Contact Information: Include when there's a need for alternative contact persons in case of emergencies

6. Governing Law Declaration: Include when the transaction involves multiple jurisdictions or needs specific legal framework reference

1. Schedule A - Transaction Details: Detailed list of specific transactions being authorized when multiple transactions are involved

2. Schedule B - Required Documentation: List of supporting documents required for the authorized transaction(s)

3. Schedule C - Identification Documents: Copies of relevant identification documents of both parties

4. Appendix 1 - Special Instructions: Any specific instructions or procedures that must be followed when executing the authorized transaction(s)