In this part—
"accepted method" , for electronically signing a general power of attorney,
means—
(a) a method prescribed under section 24G ; or
(b) if no method is prescribed, and subject to a regulation prescribing under section 24G a method that is not an accepted method for electronically signing a general power of attorney, a method that—(i) identifies the signatory for the document and the signatory’s intention in relation to the contents of the document; and(ii) is either—(A) as reliable as appropriate for the purpose for which the document is signed, having regard to all the circumstances, including any relevant agreement; or(B) proven in fact to have fulfilled the functions described in subparagraph (i) , by itself or together with further evidence.
(a) means—(i) a corporation; or(ii) a partnership under the Partnership Act 1891 , section 5 ; or(iii) another unincorporated association; but
(b) does not include an enterprise carried on by a sole trader.
(a) a corporation under the Corporations Act , section 57A ; and
(b) a corporation sole; and
(c) a statutory corporation.
(a) for a physical document—physically sign the document; or
(b) for an electronic document—electronically sign the document.