1. Dispute Resolution Reference: Include when there are ongoing disputes that need to be addressed through specified resolution procedures

2. Remedial Actions: Include when offering a final opportunity to remedy breaches before termination takes effect

3. Insurance and Warranty: Include when there are specific insurance or warranty implications that need to be addressed

4. Third Party Notifications: Include when there are subcontractors, suppliers, or other stakeholders who need to be notified

5. Professional Appointments: Include when there are architects, engineers, or other professionals whose appointments need to be addressed

6. Retention and Bond Details: Include when there are retention monies or performance bonds that need to be addressed

1. Schedule of Outstanding Works: Detailed list of incomplete works and their status at the time of termination

2. Schedule of Defects: List of identified defects requiring remediation, if termination is due to quality issues

3. Financial Statement: Summary of financial position including payments made, amounts due, and retention held

4. Asset Inventory: List of materials, equipment, and other assets on site and their ownership status

5. Correspondence Log: Chronological record of relevant notices, warnings, or correspondence leading to termination

6. Handover Protocol: Detailed procedure for site handover including timing, security, and responsibility transfer