I think those are exactly the kinds of situations that are easy to overlook. The LPA probably covers the main framework, but I'm not sure it can anticipate every practical scenario. Things like an LP defaulting on a capital call, a GP wanting to co-invest personally, or a dispute that can't be resolved could require specific procedures, approvals or remedies. I guess the key is understanding where the template gives enough protection and where the fund needs additional provisions or processes.