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The Escape Room Liability Waiver is an essential legal document for Australian escape room operators, designed to manage risk and establish clear understanding between operators and participants. It should be used before any participant engages in escape room activities and must comply with Australian Consumer Law and relevant state-based civil liability legislation. The document includes comprehensive risk disclosures, safety protocols, participant acknowledgments, and medical authorizations, while maintaining fairness and readability for participants. It's particularly important given the interactive nature of escape rooms and the potential physical and property risks involved. The waiver needs regular review to ensure continued compliance with evolving Australian legislation and industry standards.

1. Parties: Identification of the escape room operator and the participant(s)

2. Background: Brief explanation of what an escape room is and the purpose of the waiver

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the waiver including 'Activity', 'Premises', 'Risk', 'Staff', etc.

4. Acknowledgment of Risks: Detailed listing of potential risks associated with participation in escape room activities

5. Physical Health Declaration: Participant's confirmation of suitable physical and mental condition to participate

6. Safety Rules and Instructions: Mandatory safety requirements and agreement to follow staff instructions

7. Assumption of Risk: Explicit statement of voluntary assumption of risks by participant

8. Release and Indemnity: Waiver of liability and agreement to indemnify the operator

9. Emergency Medical Authorization: Permission to seek medical treatment if necessary

10. Photo and Video Release: Consent for photography and video recording during the activity

11. Execution: Signature block, date, and witness provisions