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1. Revocation Clause: Optional clause specifying conditions under which the power of attorney can be revoked, recommended when the POA is for a specific duration or purpose

2. Substitute Attorney: Optional appointment of a substitute attorney who can act if the primary attorney is unable to perform their duties

3. Governing Law Declaration: While implied, an explicit statement that the document is governed by New Zealand law, recommended for POAs that might be used internationally

4. Indemnification Clause: Optional clause protecting the attorney from liability when acting in good faith within the scope of their powers

5. Acceptance Statement: Optional section where the attorney formally accepts the appointment and acknowledges their responsibilities

1. Schedule A - Identification Documents: Copies of identification documents for both principal and attorney (passport, driver's license, etc.)

2. Schedule B - Specific Powers: Detailed list of specific powers being granted, particularly useful when the POA covers multiple areas of authority

3. Schedule C - Certificate of Witness: Formal witness attestation form as required by New Zealand law

4. Schedule D - Translation Certificate: If the document needs to be used in non-English speaking jurisdictions, a certified translation certificate may be attached