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1. Sensitive Information Declaration: Additional declarations required when releasing sensitive information (e.g., health records, financial records). Include when the authorization covers sensitive personal information as defined in the Privacy Act

2. Third Party Authority: Section for cases where the authorization is being given by a legally authorized representative (e.g., power of attorney, guardian). Include when the person giving consent is not the subject of the information

3. Revocation Instructions: Details on how to revoke the authorization before its expiry. Include when the authorization period is lengthy or when dealing with ongoing information release

4. Emergency Contacts: Alternative contacts in case of emergency or inability to contact the primary parties. Include when dealing with medical information or long-term authorizations

5. Specific Restrictions: Any limitations or restrictions on the use or further disclosure of the information. Include when the client wants to place specific constraints on information usage

1. Schedule A - Detailed Information List: Itemized list of specific documents or information types authorized for release, particularly useful when the scope is extensive or complex

2. Schedule B - Authorized Recipients: Detailed list of all authorized recipients and their contact details, used when there are multiple recipients

3. Appendix 1 - Glossary: Definitions of technical or legal terms used in the authorization, particularly when dealing with specialized information types