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1. Special Instructions: Used when there are specific dietary, medical, or religious requirements for the child's care

2. Emergency Contacts: Include when additional emergency contacts beyond the parents need to be specified

3. Revocation Clause: Used when parents want to explicitly state conditions under which the POA can be revoked

4. Financial Authority: Include when grandparents need authority to handle specific financial matters during travel

5. Communication Protocol: Used when specific requirements for regular communication between parents and grandparents need to be formalized

6. Insurance Details: Include when specific travel or medical insurance arrangements need to be documented

1. Schedule A - Child's Information: Detailed information about the minor including passport details, medical conditions, allergies

2. Schedule B - Travel Itinerary: Detailed travel plans including flights, accommodations, and contact information at each destination

3. Schedule C - Medical History: Child's medical history, current medications, and vaccination records

4. Appendix 1 - Identification Documents: Copies of passport bio pages of all parties and birth certificate of minor

5. Appendix 2 - Contact List: Comprehensive list of emergency contacts, including doctors, relatives, and relevant authorities