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1. Competition Restrictions: Non-compete and exclusivity provisions, used when parties need to restrict their activities in competing markets

2. Financial Arrangements: Detailed financial terms, profit sharing, and cost allocation, used when the alliance involves significant financial interactions

3. Personnel Exchange: Terms for secondment or exchange of employees, used when staff will work across organization boundaries

4. Marketing and Branding: Rules for using each other's brands and joint marketing activities, used when public-facing collaboration is planned

5. Data Protection: Specific provisions for handling personal and sensitive data, required when significant data sharing is involved

6. Regulatory Compliance: Industry-specific compliance requirements, needed for regulated sectors

7. Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance obligations, used in high-risk collaborations

8. Force Majeure: Provisions for handling unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant in long-term or high-risk alliances

1. Schedule 1 - Business Plan: Detailed operational plan including timelines, milestones, and specific deliverables

2. Schedule 2 - Resource Allocation: Detailed breakdown of resources to be contributed by each party

3. Schedule 3 - Governance Procedures: Detailed procedures for alliance management and decision-making

4. Schedule 4 - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements and standards for joint operations or products

5. Schedule 5 - Key Performance Indicators: Metrics and targets for measuring alliance success

6. Appendix A - Contact Details: Key contact persons and their details for each party

7. Appendix B - Intellectual Property Register: List of relevant IP owned by each party and terms of use

8. Appendix C - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry compliance requirements