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1. Environmental Management: Required when the pipeline crosses environmentally sensitive areas or requires specific environmental management plans

2. Indigenous Land Rights: Needed when the easement affects land subject to native title or Indigenous land rights

3. Multiple Landowners: Required when the easement crosses properties owned by different parties

4. Existing Easements: Needed when the pipeline easement intersects with other existing easements

5. Construction Period: Detailed construction terms required for new pipelines, not applicable for existing infrastructure

6. Rehabilitation: Specific requirements for land rehabilitation after construction or decommissioning

7. Emergency Access: Special provisions for emergency access and repairs in high-risk areas

8. Third Party Access: Required when other parties need access rights to the pipeline infrastructure

1. Schedule 1 - Easement Area Plan: Detailed survey plan and description of the easement area including coordinates and dimensions

2. Schedule 2 - Pipeline Specifications: Technical specifications of the pipeline including size, material, and operating parameters

3. Schedule 3 - Compensation Details: Detailed breakdown of compensation amounts and payment terms

4. Schedule 4 - Access Protocols: Specific procedures for accessing the easement area for maintenance and operations

5. Schedule 5 - Construction Timeline: Projected timeline for pipeline construction and installation works

6. Schedule 6 - Compliance Requirements: List of applicable regulations and standards that must be complied with

7. Appendix A - Environmental Management Plan: Detailed plans for environmental protection and management during construction and operation

8. Appendix B - Safety Management Plan: Safety procedures and emergency response protocols