1. Insurance: Requirements for professional liability insurance, used when dealing with high-value or sensitive liaison activities

2. Intellectual Property: Protection of IP rights, needed when liaison activities involve technical or proprietary information

3. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant in long-term agreements

4. Non-Competition: Restrictions on agent's activities with competitors, if applicable to the business context

5. Digital Communications: Protocols for electronic communications and data handling, important for modern business operations

6. Succession Planning: Procedures for change in liaison agent personnel or entity, relevant for long-term arrangements

1. Schedule A - Service Description: Detailed breakdown of specific liaison activities and responsibilities

2. Schedule B - Compensation Details: Detailed fee structure, payment terms, and reimbursement policies

3. Schedule C - Compliance Checklist: List of specific regulatory requirements and compliance procedures

4. Schedule D - Reporting Templates: Standard formats for regular reports and communications

5. Schedule E - Key Contacts: List of authorized representatives and contact persons from both parties

6. Appendix 1 - Required Documents: List of documents required for regulatory compliance and reporting

7. Appendix 2 - Communication Protocols: Procedures for routine and emergency communications between parties