1. Joint Ownership Provisions: Required when IP is jointly owned, detailing management and exploitation rights

2. Quality Control: Necessary for trademark licenses to maintain quality standards

3. Development and Improvements: Required when parties will continue developing the IP or creating improvements

4. Source Code Escrow: For software-related IP agreements to ensure code availability

5. Competition Law Compliance: Required when agreement might impact market competition

6. Data Protection: Necessary when IP involves personal data processing

7. Export Control: Required for IP with international transfer restrictions

8. Moral Rights: Important for copyright-heavy agreements, especially in creative industries

1. Schedule 1: IP Assets Register: Detailed list and description of all IP assets covered by the agreement

2. Schedule 2: Technical Specifications: Technical details of patents, software, or other technical IP

3. Schedule 3: Approved Uses: Specific permitted uses and restrictions for the IP

4. Schedule 4: Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms, royalty calculations, and payment milestones

5. Schedule 5: Quality Standards: Quality control requirements and specifications for trademark licenses

6. Appendix A: Form of Required Notices: Templates for required IP notices, attributions, or markings

7. Appendix B: Security Requirements: Security protocols for protecting confidential IP