(1)  In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears –

attorney means a person to whom a power of attorney is given;

Board means the Guardianship and Administration Board;

certified copy , in the case of a power of attorney or print-out, means a copy of that power of attorney as registered or print-out that –

(a) is certified by the Recorder to be a copy of the power of attorney or print-out; or

(b) in the case of a copy created by a facsimile or electronic transmission process, has recorded on it by that process an indication that the transmission creating the copy was initiated in an office of the Recorder and a record of the time and date of the transmission;

computer means any device for storing or processing information;

Court means the Supreme Court;

donor means a person who grants a power of attorney;

enduring power of attorney means an enduring power of attorney created under section 30 ;

machine copy has the same meaning in the case of a power of attorney as, under section 68A of the Evidence Act 1910 , it has in the case of a document to which Division 5A of Part III of that Act applies;

person acting judicially has the same meaning as it has for the purposes of the Evidence Act 1910 ;

photocopying process , in the case of a copy of a power of attorney, means the process of making a photographic copy or machine copy of the power of attorney;

photographic copy , in the case of a power of attorney, means a print made from a transparency of the power of attorney;

print-out , in the case of a computer, means the output of that computer produced in a form that can be understood by sight;

Recorder means the Recorder of Titles;

register means the register of powers of attorney kept under section 4 ;

repealed Act means the Powers of Attorney Act 1934 ;

transparency has the same meaning in the case of a power of attorney as, under section 68A of the Evidence Act 1910 , it has in the case of a document to which Division 5A of Part III of that Act applies.

(2)  In this Act, a reference to a form is a reference to a form specified in Schedule 1 .