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1. Prototype Testing Protocols: Used when the receiving party needs to test or evaluate the prototype, specifying testing conditions and documentation requirements

2. Third Party Disclosure: Include when there's a necessity to share information with specific third parties like contractors or advisors

3. Export Control: Required when the prototype or related information may be subject to export control regulations

4. Reverse Engineering Prohibition: Include when there's a specific need to prohibit reverse engineering of the prototype

5. Insurance Requirements: Used when the prototype has significant value or risk, requiring specific insurance coverage

6. Publicity Restrictions: Include when there's a need to specifically restrict any public announcements or marketing related to the prototype

7. Competing Products: Used when there's a need to restrict development of competing products based on the confidential information

8. Data Privacy Compliance: Include when the prototype involves personal data or requires compliance with specific data protection regulations

1. Schedule A - Description of Prototype: Detailed technical description of the prototype and related confidential information

2. Schedule B - Authorized Personnel: List of individuals authorized to access and handle the confidential information

3. Schedule C - Security Protocols: Specific security measures and protocols for handling the prototype and related information

4. Schedule D - Permitted Purpose Details: Detailed description of the specific permitted uses of the confidential information

5. Appendix 1 - Non-Disclosure Certificate: Template for individual non-disclosure certificates to be signed by authorized personnel

6. Appendix 2 - Information Return Form: Template for documenting the return or destruction of confidential information