1. Conditions Precedent: Used when the assignment is conditional upon certain events or actions

2. Confidentiality: Required when sensitive information is involved in the assignment

3. Tax Provisions: Include when there are specific tax implications or allocations

4. Anti-corruption Provisions: Important for high-value assignments or when dealing with public sector

5. Notice Provisions: Detailed notice requirements when ongoing communications are expected

6. Assignment and Novation: Include when parties want to restrict further assignment of rights

7. Costs: Include when there's a need to specify responsibility for transaction costs

8. Severability: Optional boilerplate to protect agreement if certain provisions are invalid

9. Force Majeure: Include when ongoing obligations exist that could be affected by external events

1. Schedule 1 - Assigned Rights/Assets: Detailed description of the rights, assets, or contracts being assigned

2. Schedule 2 - Consideration Details: Payment terms, amounts, and mechanics if complex

3. Schedule 3 - Existing Encumbrances: List of any existing charges or encumbrances affecting the assigned rights

4. Schedule 4 - Required Consents: List of third-party consents required for the assignment

5. Schedule 5 - Form of Notice: Template notice to be sent to relevant third parties regarding the assignment

6. Appendix A - Related Documents: Copies of relevant underlying agreements or documents

7. Appendix B - Powers of Attorney: Any required powers of attorney for executing further documents