1. Traditional Knowledge Protection: Required when the IP involves or relates to indigenous knowledge systems

2. Technology Transfer: Used when the agreement includes transfer of technical knowledge or know-how

3. Quality Control: Necessary for trademark licensing agreements to maintain brand standards

4. Research and Development: Required when the agreement involves ongoing R&D activities

5. Improvements: Provisions dealing with future improvements or modifications to the IP

6. Competition Law Compliance: Required when licensing terms could have competition law implications

7. Export Control: Necessary when IP transfer involves international trade restrictions

8. Source Code Escrow: Used in software-related IP agreements

9. Data Protection: Required when IP involves personal information or data processing

1. Schedule A - IP Description: Detailed technical description of the intellectual property, including registration numbers

2. Schedule B - Licensed Territory: Geographic scope of the IP rights granted

3. Schedule C - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of royalties, milestone payments, and other financial terms

4. Schedule D - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements and standards for IP implementation

5. Schedule E - Approved Uses: Specific permitted uses and restrictions of the IP

6. Appendix 1 - IP Registrations: Copies of IP registrations and certificates

7. Appendix 2 - Prior Rights: List of any existing licenses or encumbrances on the IP

8. Appendix 3 - Quality Standards: Detailed quality control requirements and procedures