1. Confidentiality: Required when parties need to exchange sensitive information during the provisional period

2. Exclusivity: Used when one party requires the other not to negotiate with third parties during the provisional period

3. Break Fee: Include when there's a need to specify compensation if either party withdraws from the agreement

4. Due Diligence: Necessary when the agreement involves investigation or verification of assets or business

5. Regulatory Approvals: Required when the definitive agreement needs specific regulatory clearances

6. Force Majeure: Include when needing to address potential extraordinary events that could affect the provisional period

7. Costs and Expenses: Include when there's a need to specify how costs during the provisional period are allocated

1. Schedule 1 - Key Terms: Details of key commercial terms and conditions precedent

2. Schedule 2 - Timeline: Detailed timeline for fulfillment of conditions and conversion to definitive agreement

3. Schedule 3 - Required Documents: List of documents required for conditions precedent or conversion

4. Schedule 4 - Form of Definitive Agreement: Draft or key terms of the definitive agreement to be entered into

5. Schedule 5 - Due Diligence Requirements: If applicable, detailed requirements for due diligence process

6. Appendix A - Relevant Permits and Licenses: Copies or details of required regulatory approvals

7. Appendix B - Corporate Authorizations: Required corporate approvals and resolutions