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1. Security Provisions: Include when the guarantee is supported by specific security assets

2. Multiple Guarantors: Required when there is more than one guarantor, defining joint and several liability

3. Limit of Liability: Include when the guarantee is capped at a specific amount

4. Performance Conditions: Used when specific conditions must be met before the guarantee can be called

5. Assignment and Transfer: Include when rights under the guarantee may need to be transferred

6. Corporate Authorizations: Required when the guarantor is a company, detailing corporate approvals

7. Priority and Subordination: Include when there are multiple creditors or security interests

8. Counter-Indemnity: Used when the guarantor requires indemnity from the principal debtor

1. Schedule 1 - Principal Obligations: Details of the main debt or obligations being guaranteed

2. Schedule 2 - Security Assets: List and details of any assets provided as security (if applicable)

3. Schedule 3 - Guarantee Limit Calculations: Formula and calculations for any guarantee caps or limits

4. Schedule 4 - Form of Demand: Standard form for making a demand under the guarantee

5. Schedule 5 - Corporate Authorizations: Copies of relevant corporate approvals and resolutions

6. Appendix A - Principal Facility Agreement: Copy or key terms of the main agreement being guaranteed

7. Appendix B - Security Documents: Copies of related security documents if applicable