1. Quality Control: Detailed quality standards and inspection rights, necessary when sub-licensing involves manufacturing or service delivery

2. Marketing and Promotion: Rules for marketing the licensed products/services, needed when sub-licensee has marketing rights

3. Technology Transfer: Provisions for technical support and knowledge transfer, relevant for technical or software licenses

4. Export Controls: Required when the sub-licence involves international trade or restricted technologies

5. Data Protection: Necessary when the licensed activities involve personal data processing

6. Minimum Performance Requirements: Include when setting specific performance targets or minimum sales requirements

7. Anti-Corruption Compliance: Important for international sub-licenses or when dealing with government entities

1. Schedule 1 - Licensed IP: Detailed description of the intellectual property being sub-licensed

2. Schedule 2 - Territory: Definition of geographical areas where sub-licence rights may be exercised

3. Schedule 3 - Fees and Royalties: Detailed payment terms, calculation methods, and reporting requirements

4. Schedule 4 - Quality Standards: Specific quality requirements and compliance standards

5. Schedule 5 - Head Licence Terms: Relevant excerpts or summary of key head licence terms that affect the sub-licence

6. Appendix A - Approved Forms: Standard forms for reporting, quality control, or other required documentation

7. Appendix B - Brand Guidelines: If applicable, guidelines for using licensed trademarks or branding