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1. Competition Law Compliance: Required when the agreement could impact market competition or involve market-sensitive information

2. Data Protection: Necessary when personal information will be processed, ensuring POPIA compliance

3. Force Majeure: Important for long-term contracts or where external events could impact performance

4. Change Control: Useful for complex or long-term agreements where scope or terms might need adjustment

5. Service Levels: Required for service-based contracts to define performance standards

6. Warranties and Indemnities: Important for high-value or high-risk transactions

7. B-BBEE Provisions: Required when B-BBEE status is relevant to the transaction

8. Exchange Control: Necessary for cross-border transactions involving foreign currency

9. Insurance: Important for high-risk activities or where significant assets are involved

1. Schedule 1: Pricing and Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of prices, rates, and payment mechanisms

2. Schedule 2: Service Specifications: Detailed description of services or deliverables

3. Schedule 3: Key Personnel: List of key individuals responsible for contract implementation

4. Schedule 4: Technical Requirements: Technical specifications or performance requirements

5. Schedule 5: Service Level Agreement: Detailed service levels and performance metrics

6. Schedule 6: Data Processing Terms: Detailed terms for handling personal information under POPIA

7. Appendix A: Contact Details: Contact information for key personnel and notices

8. Appendix B: Required Documentation: List of documents required for contract implementation