1. Multi-tiered Dispute Resolution: Used when parties want to establish progressive steps (e.g., negotiation, then mediation, then arbitration)

2. Emergency Relief: Include when parties need provisions for urgent interim relief

3. International Provisions: Required when agreement involves international parties or cross-border disputes

4. Industry-Specific Procedures: Include for specialized industries with unique dispute resolution requirements

5. Expert Determination: Used when technical or specialized matters may require expert evaluation

6. Online Dispute Resolution: Include provisions for virtual proceedings and electronic communications

7. Language of Proceedings: Necessary when parties are from different linguistic backgrounds

8. Limitation of Liability: Optional provisions limiting liability of neutrals or institutions

1. Schedule 1: Dispute Resolution Procedures: Detailed procedures for conducting dispute resolution proceedings

2. Schedule 2: Fee Schedule: Breakdown of fees for different types of proceedings and services

3. Schedule 3: Notice Forms: Template forms for initiating disputes and other formal notifications

4. Schedule 4: Code of Conduct: Guidelines for conduct of neutrals and parties during proceedings

5. Schedule 5: Timeline Framework: Standard timelines for various stages of dispute resolution

6. Appendix A: List of Approved Institutions: List of recognized arbitration/mediation institutions

7. Appendix B: Confidentiality Undertaking: Standard form for confidentiality commitments by participants