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1. Emergency Arbitration: Procedures for emergency relief before constitution of the main tribunal, useful for agreements where urgent interim measures might be needed

2. Multi-Party Provisions: Special provisions for arbitrations involving more than two parties, including appointment procedures

3. Med-Arb Clause: Provision for attempting mediation before proceeding to arbitration, useful when parties prefer a stepped dispute re����ֱ�� approach

4. Document Preservation: Specific obligations regarding preservation of documents and evidence, important in complex commercial relationships

5. Technology and Virtual Hearings: Provisions for conducting arbitration through virtual means, relevant in international arbitrations or when parties are in different locations

6. Expert Determination: Provisions for referring specific technical matters to expert determination, useful in technical or industry-specific disputes

1. Schedule 1 - Arbitration Rules: Detailed procedural rules governing the conduct of the arbitration, either custom rules or incorporation of institutional rules

2. Schedule 2 - Fee Schedule: Details of arbitrators' fees, administrative costs, and other expenses

3. Schedule 3 - Form of Notice of Arbitration: Template for initiating arbitration proceedings

4. Schedule 4 - Arbitrator Qualifications: Specific requirements and qualifications for arbitrators

5. Appendix A - Model Confidentiality Undertaking: Standard form for confidentiality agreements to be signed by participants in the arbitration

6. Appendix B - Time Schedule: Indicative timelines for various stages of the arbitration process