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1. Permitted Disclosures: Used when certain disclosures to third parties (like professional advisors) need to be explicitly permitted

2. Non-Circumvention: Include when there's a risk the recipient might try to exploit the business idea without the discloser

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when the business idea involves specific IP that needs additional protection

4. Data Protection: Required when the confidential information includes personal data subject to GDPR

5. Non-Solicitation: Include to prevent poaching of employees or clients related to the business idea

6. Assignment and Subcontracting: Include when either party might need to transfer rights or involve third parties

7. Insurance Requirements: Include when requiring specific insurance coverage for handling confidential information

8. Publicity and Announcements: Include when controlling public statements about the relationship is important

1. Schedule 1 - Description of Business Idea: Detailed description of the business idea and related confidential information

2. Schedule 2 - Authorized Representatives: List of individuals authorized to receive and handle the confidential information

3. Schedule 3 - Security Protocols: Detailed security measures and protocols for handling confidential information

4. Appendix A - Form of Acknowledgment: Template for additional parties or employees to acknowledge confidentiality obligations

5. Appendix B - Destruction Certificate: Template certificate confirming destruction of confidential information