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1. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when IP rights are being created, licensed, or transferred as part of the supply relationship

2. Data Protection: Necessary when personal data is being processed or transferred between parties

3. Change Control: Important for long-term contracts where specifications or requirements may need modification

4. Service Levels: Required when specific performance metrics need to be maintained

5. Business Continuity: Important for critical supply relationships requiring disaster recovery planning

6. Environmental Compliance: Necessary for supplies involving environmental considerations or hazardous materials

7. Anti-Corruption: Important when dealing with international supply chains or government contracts

8. Import/Export Controls: Required for cross-border supply relationships

9. Subcontracting: Necessary when supplier may need to subcontract certain obligations

1. Schedule 1 - Goods/Services Specification: Detailed technical specifications of goods or services to be supplied

2. Schedule 2 - Pricing Schedule: Detailed pricing information, including any volume discounts or price adjustment mechanisms

3. Schedule 3 - Service Levels and KPIs: Detailed performance metrics and measurement criteria

4. Schedule 4 - Delivery Locations: List of approved delivery locations and specific delivery requirements

5. Schedule 5 - Form of Purchase Order: Standard form of purchase order to be used

6. Schedule 6 - Technical Requirements: Detailed technical requirements and standards

7. Schedule 7 - Contact Details: Key contact information for both parties

8. Schedule 8 - Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors if applicable