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1. Quality Control: Required when licensing trademarks or brands to maintain quality standards

2. Improvements and Modifications: Include when parties may develop improvements to the IP during the agreement term

3. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when licensee may need to sub-license the IP to others

4. Export Control: Required when IP might be subject to international transfer restrictions

5. Insurance: Include when significant liability risks exist requiring insurance coverage

6. Source Code Escrow: Include for software-related IP agreements to protect licensee interests

7. Moral Rights: Include for copyright works where author's moral rights need addressing

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

2. Schedule 2 - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms, royalty calculations, and payment milestones

3. Schedule 3 - Technical Specifications: Technical details of the IP, particularly relevant for patents or software

4. Schedule 4 - Approved Use Guidelines: Specific guidelines for how the IP may be used, including brand guidelines for trademarks

5. Appendix A - Form of Reports: Templates for any required reporting, such as royalty calculations or usage reports