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1. Counter-Indemnity: Optional section when the applicant provides specific indemnity to the bank, typically used in higher-value guarantees

2. Assignment Restrictions: Added when there's a need to restrict the transfer or assignment of rights under the guarantee

3. Multiple Beneficiaries: Included when there is more than one beneficiary to specify their rights and relationships

4. Currency Provisions: Required when the guarantee involves foreign currency or multiple currencies

5. Force Majeure: Added in cases where specific force majeure provisions are necessary

6. Step-In Rights: Included when the bank reserves the right to step into the underlying transaction

7. Reduction Clauses: Used when the guarantee amount may be reduced over time according to specific conditions

1. Schedule 1 - Form of Demand: Template for making a valid demand under the guarantee

2. Schedule 2 - Underlying Agreement Details: Details of the primary agreement or transaction being guaranteed

3. Schedule 3 - Fee Schedule: Details of bank fees and charges related to the guarantee

4. Appendix A - Required Documents: List of documents required for making a valid demand

5. Appendix B - Authorized Signatories: List of persons authorized to make demands or give notices under the guarantee