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1. Surviving Obligations: Used when certain obligations from the original agreement should survive the waiver

2. Confidentiality: Include when parties wish to maintain confidentiality about the waiver or underlying matters

3. Non-disparagement: Used when parties wish to prevent negative statements about each other

4. Further Assurance: Include when parties may need to take additional actions to give effect to the waiver

5. Costs: Include when there's a need to specify how legal and other costs are to be borne

6. Severability: Include to ensure partial invalidity doesn't affect the entire agreement

7. Third Party Rights: Include to address whether third parties have rights under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Ordinance

8. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Include when parties prefer specific dispute resolution mechanisms like mediation or arbitration

1. Schedule of Waived Rights: Detailed list of specific rights, claims, or obligations being waived

2. Schedule of Related Agreements: List of all agreements affected by or relevant to the waiver

3. Schedule of Surviving Obligations: If applicable, detailed list of obligations that survive the waiver

4. Schedule of Required Actions: List of specific actions parties must take to implement the waiver