1. Third Party Rights: Required when there are multiple rights holders or need to address sampling clearances

2. International Usage: Needed when the license extends beyond New Zealand, addressing international rights and regulations

3. Digital Platform Rights: Specific terms for digital/streaming platform usage, required for digital-first content

4. Exclusivity Provisions: Used when granting exclusive rights for specific uses or territories

5. Music Editing Rights: Detailed terms for permitting alterations to the musical work, if allowed

6. Additional Language Versions: Required when the production will be dubbed or subtitled in other languages

7. Revenue Share: Used when agreement includes profit participation rather than just flat fees

1. Schedule 1: Musical Work Details: Complete details of the musical work including writers, publishers, and recording information

2. Schedule 2: Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of all fees, including any territory-specific rates or additional use fees

3. Schedule 3: Approved Usage Specifications: Detailed description of how the music will be used in the production

4. Schedule 4: Credit Requirements: Specific format and placement of credits for different media types

5. Schedule 5: Territory Restrictions: Detailed list of included/excluded territories and any territory-specific requirements

6. Appendix A: Chain of Title: Documentation proving ownership and right to license the musical work