1. Non-Solicitation: Prevents parties from soliciting each other's employees or clients, useful when parties may have access to sensitive personnel or client information

2. Data Protection Compliance: Specific provisions for compliance with PDPO when personal data may be shared

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Clarification of IP ownership and rights, particularly relevant when shared information may contain patentable or copyrightable material

4. Injunctive Relief: Specific provision for seeking injunctive relief in case of breach, useful for high-value or highly sensitive information

5. Third Party Rights: Provisions under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Ordinance, relevant if affiliates or representatives need direct rights

6. Dispute Resolution: Alternative dispute resolution procedures such as mediation or arbitration, useful for international parties or sensitive matters

7. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances affecting ability to protect information, relevant in complex operational contexts

1. Schedule 1 - Description of Permitted Purpose: Detailed description of the specific purposes for which confidential information may be used

2. Schedule 2 - Categories of Confidential Information: Detailed list or categories of information covered by the agreement

3. Schedule 3 - Authorized Representatives: List of individuals or roles authorized to receive confidential information

4. Schedule 4 - Security Protocols: Specific security measures and procedures required for handling confidential information

5. Schedule 5 - Notice Details: Contact information and procedures for serving notices under the agreement