(1) The State
Administrative Tribunal may make an order —
(a)
revoking an enduring power of guardianship; or
(b)
revoking the appointment of one or some of the persons who are joint enduring
guardians under an enduring power of guardianship if the person or each of the
persons —
(i)
wishes to be discharged; or
(ii)
has been guilty of such neglect or misconduct or of such
default as, in the opinion of the Tribunal, renders the person unfit to
continue as an enduring guardian; or
(iii)
appears to the Tribunal to be incapable by reason of
mental or physical incapacity of carrying out the person’s duties;
or
(c)
revoking or varying any of the terms of an enduring power of guardianship.
(2) If the Tribunal
makes an order under subsection (1)(b), subject to the terms of the enduring
power of guardianship, the remaining enduring guardian or guardians may act
under the power.
(3) An order made
under subsection (1) may be expressed to come into effect at a time earlier
than immediately after it is made.
[Section 110N inserted: No. 25 of 2008 s. 11.]