1. Multiple Guarantors Clause: Required when there are multiple guarantors, specifying joint and several liability

2. Limitation Clause: Used when the guarantee is limited to a specific amount or specific obligations

3. Enforcement Conditions: Specific conditions that must be met before the guarantee can be called upon

4. Waiver of Defenses: Optional waiver of specific statutory defenses available to guarantors

5. Notice Requirements: Specific requirements for making demands under the guarantee

6. Consumer Protection Notice: Required when the guarantor is a consumer, including specific warnings about the risks

7. Release Conditions: Specific conditions under which the guarantor may be released from obligations

1. Schedule 1 - Underlying Agreement: Copy or key details of the agreement being guaranteed

2. Schedule 2 - Secured Amounts: Detailed breakdown of the guaranteed amounts, including any caps or limitations

3. Schedule 3 - Related Security: Details of any other security or guarantees related to the same underlying obligation

4. Appendix A - Required Documents: List of documents required for making a demand under the guarantee