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1. Audit Rights: Used when either party requires the right to audit the reporting process or underlying data

2. Automated Reporting Tools: Include when specific software or tools are used for report generation

3. Data Protection: Required when reporting involves personal or sensitive data

4. Remediation Process: Include when there's a need for formal processes to address performance shortfalls identified in reports

5. Cost Allocation: Used when reporting activities have specific cost implications or charging mechanisms

6. Third-Party Reporting: Include when external parties are involved in the reporting process

7. Business Continuity: Required for critical services where reporting must continue during disruptions

8. Change Management: Include when reporting requirements may need to evolve over time

1. Schedule 1 - Reporting Templates: Standard formats and templates for different types of reports

2. Schedule 2 - KPI Definitions and Calculations: Detailed methodology for calculating each KPI

3. Schedule 3 - Service Level Targets: Specific targets and thresholds for each service level metric

4. Schedule 4 - Reporting Calendar: Detailed calendar showing all reporting deadlines and review meetings

5. Schedule 5 - Data Collection Procedures: Step-by-step procedures for data collection and validation

6. Schedule 6 - Escalation Matrix: Contact details and escalation procedures for reporting issues

7. Appendix A - Technical Specifications: Technical details of systems and tools used in reporting

8. Appendix B - Compliance Checklist: Checklist of regulatory and compliance requirements