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1. Recitals: Background information explaining the reason for the authorization, used when context is important for the authorization

2. Limitations of Authority: Specific restrictions or limitations on the agent's powers, included when certain actions are explicitly not authorized

3. Revocation Clause: Terms for revoking the authorization, included when the principal wants to specify conditions for termination

4. Indemnification: Protection clauses for the agent, included when the agent requests protection from liability while acting within authority

5. Governing Law: Specific mention of Philippine law governance, included for cross-border transactions or when multiple jurisdictions might be involved

6. Acceptance by Agent: Section for agent's signature accepting the appointment, used when formal acceptance is required

1. Schedule A - Specific Powers: Detailed list of specific powers and authorities granted to the agent, used when the authorization covers multiple or complex activities

2. Schedule B - Required Documentation: List of supporting documents provided by the principal (e.g., government IDs, business permits), included when formal verification is needed

3. Appendix 1 - Sample Forms: Templates of forms or documents the agent is authorized to sign, included when the authorization involves specific document execution