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1. Force Majeure: Optional section addressing circumstances beyond parties' control, used when specifically requested or in jurisdictions where force majeure isn't implied by law

2. Assignment: Include when transfer rights need to be explicitly addressed or restricted

3. Language Requirements: Required for transactions in Quebec or international dealings where multiple languages may be used

4. Anti-Money Laundering Compliance: Include for high-value transactions or when dealing with high-risk jurisdictions

5. Electronic Execution: Include when parties wish to explicitly allow for electronic signature and documentation

6. Step-In Rights: Include when the counter-guarantor needs rights to step into the position of the original guarantor

7. Costs and Expenses: Optional detailed breakdown of cost allocation between parties

1. Schedule A - Form of Demand: Standard format for making a claim under the counter-guarantee

2. Schedule B - Original Guarantee: Copy or details of the original guarantee being counter-guaranteed

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, charges, and commission rates

4. Schedule D - Authorized Signatories: List of persons authorized to act on behalf of each party

5. Appendix 1 - Required Documentation: Comprehensive list of documents required for claims and compliance

6. Appendix 2 - Communication Protocols: Detailed procedures for notices and communications between parties