1. Quality Control: Required for trademark licenses to maintain quality standards of branded products/services

2. Development Obligations: Needed when agreement includes ongoing IP development or improvements

3. Source Code Escrow: Required for software-related IP agreements to protect licensee's interests

4. Performance Obligations: Needed when agreement includes specific performance targets or milestones

5. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when sub-licensing is permitted under the agreement

6. Export Control: Required for international IP agreements involving regulated technologies

7. Moral Rights: Particularly important for copyright-related agreements in creative industries

8. Data Protection: Required when IP usage involves personal data processing

1. Schedule 1: Intellectual Property Register: Detailed list of all IP assets covered by the agreement, including registration numbers

2. Schedule 2: Licensed Products/Services: Specific products or services covered by the IP license

3. Schedule 3: Technical Specifications: Technical details of the IP, particularly important for patent licenses

4. Schedule 4: Quality Control Standards: Detailed quality requirements for trademark licenses

5. Schedule 5: Royalty Calculations: Detailed methodology for calculating royalties or other payments

6. Appendix A: Form of Reports: Templates for required reporting under the agreement

7. Appendix B: Approved Sub-contractors: List of approved third parties who may access or use the IP