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1. Good Faith Obligations: Additional provisions requiring parties to act in good faith during negotiations - useful for complex or high-value transactions

2. Break Fee: Provisions for compensation if one party withdraws - relevant for significant commercial transactions

3. Intellectual Property Protection: Provisions protecting IP rights during the negotiation phase - important when sharing technical or proprietary information

4. Due Diligence Process: Framework for conducting due diligence - necessary for business acquisitions or major investments

5. Regulatory Compliance: Specific compliance requirements - needed when the proposed transaction requires regulatory approvals

6. Assignment: Rights to assign the agreement - relevant for complex commercial arrangements

7. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances - useful for long-term negotiation periods

1. Schedule 1: Key Commercial Terms: Outline of the main commercial terms under consideration for the final agreement

2. Schedule 2: Proposed Timeline: Detailed timeline for negotiations, due diligence, and completion of the final agreement

3. Schedule 3: Required Documentation: List of documents and information to be exchanged during the negotiation period

4. Appendix A: Form of Confidentiality Agreement: Standard form confidentiality agreement if separate from main document

5. Appendix B: Initial Term Sheet: Preliminary terms agreed between the parties