According to the Member Usage Agreement, what do members agree to waive?

Members agree to waive the right to claims or legal action from injury on the premises as part of the Member Usage Agreement. This is a common practice in many organizations and facilities, where participants recognize the inherent risks associated with using the facilities or engaging in activities and acknowledge that they will not hold the organization liable for any injuries that may occur.

By waiving this right, members are essentially accepting responsibility for their own safety and wellbeing while using the premises. This waiver serves to protect the organization from legal disputes related to accidents or injuries that may happen during the members' activities on site. It is important for organizations to include such clauses to promote a safe environment while clarifying both their responsibilities and the members' acknowledgment of risks.

The other options do not typically fall under the standard waivers included in such agreements. For instance, waiving the right to receive refunds or changing membership levels usually involves different types of agreements or terms that are distinct from liability waivers.