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1. Indemnification: Optional section for cases where one party agrees to indemnify the other for certain claims - used when there's a need for additional protection beyond the waiver

2. Insurance: Required when specific insurance coverage must be maintained by either party - particularly relevant for high-risk activities

3. Severability: Includes provisions for maintaining validity of remaining clauses if some are found unenforceable - recommended for complex waivers

4. Assignment: Controls whether rights under the waiver can be assigned to other parties - needed when transfer of rights might be contemplated

5. Notices: Formal communication procedures - included for longer-term or complex relationships

6. Confidentiality: Added when the waiver involves sensitive information or trade secrets

7. Third Party Rights: Addresses whether third parties have rights under the waiver - particularly relevant under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Ordinance

1. Schedule 1 - Specific Activities: Detailed list of activities covered by the waiver

2. Schedule 2 - Excluded Risks: Comprehensive list of risks and liabilities specifically excluded from the waiver

3. Schedule 3 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements if applicable

4. Appendix A - Risk Assessment: Documentation of risks evaluated in forming the waiver

5. Appendix B - Related Agreements: List of any related agreements or documents referenced in the waiver

6. Appendix C - Authorized Representatives: List of persons authorized to act under the waiver if applicable