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1. Revocation Clause: Section specifying how the authority can be revoked, used when the authority needs to be revocable

2. Multiple Authorized Parties: Section defining whether authorized parties can act independently or must act jointly, used when there is more than one authorized party

3. Specific Restrictions: Section outlining any limitations on the authority granted, used when certain actions are explicitly excluded

4. Emergency Contact Information: Additional contact details for urgent situations, used in medical insurance authorities

5. Privacy Consent: Specific consent for handling personal information, used when detailed medical or sensitive information is involved

1. Schedule A - Policy Details: Comprehensive list of all insurance policies covered by the authority

2. Schedule B - Authorized Actions: Detailed list of specific actions the authorized party can take

3. Schedule C - Identification Documents: Copies of identification documents for both authorizing and authorized parties

4. Appendix 1 - Witness Statement: If required, formal witness attestation to the signing of the letter

5. Appendix 2 - Supporting Documentation: Any additional documents required by the insurance company to validate the authority