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1. Class Action Waiver: Optional provision where parties waive right to participate in class actions, used when relevant to the context

2. International Arbitration Provisions: Additional provisions for international disputes, including seat of arbitration and language, used when parties are from different countries

3. Emergency Relief: Provisions for seeking emergency temporary relief from courts, used in contexts where urgent remedies might be needed

4. Industry-Specific Provisions: Special provisions required for specific industries (e.g., employment, consumer, healthcare), used based on the context

5. Multi-Step Dispute Resolution: Preliminary steps required before arbitration (negotiation, mediation), used when parties want to encourage informal resolution

6. Electronic Communications: Provisions for electronic notices and communications, used in modern commercial contexts

7. Survival: Specification of which provisions survive termination of the underlying relationship, used in complex commercial relationships

1. Schedule A - Arbitration Procedures: Detailed procedures for conducting arbitration, including timelines, evidence rules, and hearing procedures

2. Schedule B - Approved Arbitrators: List of pre-approved arbitrators or arbitration providers acceptable to both parties

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of arbitration fees, costs, and payment responsibilities

4. Appendix 1 - Notice Forms: Standard forms for initiating arbitration and providing required notices

5. Appendix 2 - Prohibited Claims: If applicable, detailed list of claims excluded from arbitration