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1. International Data Transfers: Required when personal data will be transferred outside the EU/EEA, detailing the safeguards in place

2. Special Categories of Data: Required when processing sensitive personal data (health, religious beliefs, etc.), including explicit consent statements

3. Third Party Processing: Required when additional processors or sub-processors will handle the data

4. Financial Implications: Required when the data processing involves any costs or financial consequences for the data subject

5. Emergency Disclosure Provisions: Optional section for cases where data might need to be disclosed in emergency situations

6. Language Provisions: Required when the consent form is provided in multiple languages, specifying which version prevails

1. Schedule 1 - Details of Personal Data: Comprehensive list of all personal data categories to be processed

2. Schedule 2 - Authorized Recipients: List of all organizations and entities authorized to receive the information

3. Schedule 3 - Processing Activities: Detailed description of all processing activities to be performed on the data

4. Appendix A - Privacy Notice: Full privacy notice providing detailed information about data processing practices

5. Appendix B - Technical Security Measures: Detailed description of security measures for data protection during transfer and processing