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1. Ongoing Medical Treatment: Used when future medical treatment is anticipated and needs to be addressed in terms of responsibility and payment

2. Medicare/Centrelink Compliance: Required when the settlement may affect government benefits or requires government clearance

3. Confidentiality: Added when parties wish to keep the settlement terms private

4. Non-Disparagement: Include when parties agree not to make negative statements about each other

5. Return of Property: Required when there is relevant property or documents that need to be returned

6. Insurance Claims: Include when there are insurance claims or policies relevant to the settlement

7. Third Party Rights: Used when the release affects or benefits third parties

8. Severability: Optional clause protecting the agreement if certain provisions are found invalid

1. Schedule A - Details of Incident: Detailed description of the incident, including date, location, and circumstances

2. Schedule B - Medical Report Summary: Summary of medical reports and diagnoses related to the injury

3. Schedule C - Settlement Calculation: Detailed breakdown of how the settlement amount was calculated

4. Schedule D - Payment Terms: Specific details about payment method, timing, and any installment arrangements

5. Schedule E - Related Claims or Proceedings: List of any related legal proceedings or claims being resolved

6. Appendix 1 - Medical Records: Copies or summaries of relevant medical records and reports

7. Appendix 2 - Incident Reports: Copies of accident reports, police reports, or workplace incident reports