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1. Settlor's Powers: Additional powers reserved to the settlor - used when the settlor wishes to retain certain controls

2. Protector Provisions: Used when a protector is appointed to oversee certain aspects of the trust

3. Foreign Asset Provisions: Required when the trust may hold or deal with assets in other jurisdictions

4. Tax Provisions: Specific tax-related clauses when particular tax treatment is sought

5. Letter of Wishes: Non-binding guidance from settlor to trustees - used when flexibility in distribution is desired

6. Variation Powers: Enhanced powers to vary trust terms - used when greater flexibility may be needed

1. Schedule 1 - Insurance Policy Details: Full details of the life insurance policy being placed in trust

2. Schedule 2 - Initial Trust Assets: Details of any additional assets being settled into the trust besides the policy

3. Schedule 3 - Beneficiary Schedule: Detailed list of beneficiaries and their respective shares or interests

4. Schedule 4 - Trustee Powers: Comprehensive list of specific powers granted to the trustees

5. Appendix A - Administrative Provisions: Detailed administrative procedures and requirements

6. Appendix B - Trustee Remuneration: Schedule of trustee fees and payment terms if applicable