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1. Revocation Clause: Include when the principal wants to explicitly state conditions under which the authorization can be revoked

2. Substitute Authorization: Include when the representative needs the power to delegate authority to others

3. Governing Law Declaration: Include when the authorization might be used in cross-border situations

4. Language Declaration: Include when the document is bilingual or might be used in multiple jurisdictions

5. Indemnification: Include when there's a need to protect the representative from liability in executing their duties

6. Multiple Representatives: Include when authority is being granted to more than one representative, specifying if they can act jointly or severally

1. Schedule 1: Specific Powers: Detailed list of specific actions and decisions the representative is authorized to make

2. Schedule 2: Authorized Transactions: List of specific transactions or value limits for which the authorization is valid

3. Schedule 3: Required Documents: List of documents and identification that the representative must present when acting under this authorization

4. Appendix A: Specimen Signature: Specimen signatures of the principal and representative for verification purposes