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1. Service Levels: Used when specific performance metrics need to be measured and maintained

2. Data Protection: Required when the services involve processing personal information

3. Non-Competition: Include when protecting against competitive activities is necessary

4. Non-Solicitation: Used to prevent poaching of staff or clients

5. Force Majeure: Important when services might be affected by events beyond parties' control

6. Change Control: Necessary for long-term or complex engagements where scope might change

7. Transition and Exit: Important for critical services requiring handover provisions

8. Subcontracting: Include when the consultant may need to engage subcontractors

9. Health and Safety: Required when services are performed at client sites or involve hazardous activities

1. Schedule 1 - Services Description: Detailed description of the consulting services to be provided

2. Schedule 2 - Fees and Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, rates, and payment milestones

3. Schedule 3 - Key Personnel: Lists key consultant personnel assigned to provide the services

4. Schedule 4 - Service Levels: Detailed performance metrics and measurement criteria

5. Schedule 5 - Client Materials and Requirements: Lists materials, access, and resources to be provided by the client

6. Schedule 6 - Form of Change Order: Template for documenting agreed changes to services or terms

7. Appendix A - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements including types and coverage levels

8. Appendix B - Policies and Procedures: Relevant client policies the consultant must comply with