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1. Special Medical Instructions: Used when the child has specific medical conditions or requirements that the guardian needs to be aware of

2. Travel Authorization: Include when the guardian needs authority to travel with the child, especially for international travel

3. Educational Decision Making: Added when guardian needs authority to make educational decisions

4. Financial Authority: Include when guardian needs authority to make financial decisions or handle specific expenses for the child

5. Revocation Clause: Optional clause specifying how and when the authorization can be revoked

6. Witness Statement: While not always required, can be included for additional legal weight

1. Schedule 1 - Medical Information: Detailed medical history, allergies, medications, and healthcare provider contacts

2. Schedule 2 - Emergency Contacts: List of additional emergency contacts including other family members or trusted individuals

3. Schedule 3 - Authorized Activities: Specific list of activities or decisions the guardian is authorized to make

4. Appendix A - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant documents such as child's birth certificate, parent's ID, or existing court orders