1. Revocation Clause: Details how and when the authorization can be revoked - include when the principal wants explicit revocation rights

2. Indemnification: Protection for the third party against claims - include when requested by the authorized party

3. Specific Restrictions: Any limitations on the authorization - include when the authority needs to be restricted in specific ways

4. Emergency Provisions: Special powers in emergency situations - include for medical or care-related authorizations

5. Substitute Authorization: Provision for naming alternative representatives - include when backup authorization might be needed

1. Schedule A - Specific Powers: Detailed list of specific powers or access rights being granted

2. Schedule B - Required Information: List of accounts, documents, or information covered by the authorization

3. Appendix 1 - Identity Verification: Copies of identification documents or verification requirements

4. Appendix 2 - Supporting Documentation: Any additional documents supporting the authorization (e.g., medical certificates, court orders)