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1. Moral Rights: Used when specifically addressing the author's moral rights under Australian law, particularly relevant for academic works

2. Electronic and Digital Rights: Detailed section for digital exploitation when ebook and other digital formats are specifically contemplated

3. Subsidiary Rights: When the agreement covers additional rights such as film, merchandising, or translation rights

4. Author's Marketing Obligations: When the author is required to participate in marketing and promotion

5. Competing Works: Restrictions on author's ability to publish similar or competing works

6. Creative Commons License: When the work will be published under a Creative Commons license

7. Open Access Provisions: For academic works that will be made available through open access

8. Multiple Author Provisions: When the work has multiple authors and responsibilities need to be allocated

1. Schedule 1 - The Work: Detailed description of the work including title, length, format, and any special features

2. Schedule 2 - Delivery Schedule: Detailed timeline for manuscript delivery, revisions, and final acceptance

3. Schedule 3 - Royalty Rates: Detailed breakdown of royalty rates for different formats and territories

4. Schedule 4 - Style Guide: Publishing house style requirements and formatting guidelines

5. Appendix A - Author's Previous Works: List of author's previous works that may affect warranties or competing works provisions

6. Appendix B - Third Party Materials: List of any third-party materials included in the work and their clearances