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1. Medical Release: Required when the waiver involves physical activities or medical procedures, authorizing emergency medical treatment

2. Parent/Guardian Consent: Required when the waiving party is a minor or lacks full legal capacity

3. Insurance Provisions: Used when specific insurance requirements need to be addressed or acknowledged

4. Indemnification: Optional clause where the waiving party agrees to indemnify the released party against third-party claims

5. Photo/Media Release: Required when the activity might involve photography or media recording

6. Severability: Optional clause ensuring that if one part of the waiver is found invalid, the rest remains enforceable

7. Assignment: Required when there's a need to address whether rights under the waiver can be assigned to others

1. Schedule A - Description of Activities: Detailed description of the activities or services covered by the waiver

2. Schedule B - Specific Risks: Comprehensive list of specific risks associated with the activities

3. Schedule C - Safety Procedures: List of safety procedures and protocols that will be followed

4. Appendix 1 - Emergency Contact Information: Form for emergency contact details of the waiving party

5. Appendix 2 - Medical Information: Form for relevant medical information when applicable to the waiver context