This includes working towards a consistent approach to common issues, adopting a collaborative focus on relevant matters, and sharing information between agencies.
Advocates and investigators seeking to promote the interests of persons with a decision-making disability and to protect them from abuse, neglect or exploitation.
Guardians seeking to promote the interests of persons with a decision-making disability and to protect them from abuse, neglect or exploitation.
The power to appoint guardians or administrators to make decisions in the interests of adults who have a decision-making disability. Boards and Tribunals also have power to oversee the actions of these substitute decision-makers.
Appointed by a person under an enduring power of attorney or appointed by a Board or Tribunal. Public and State Trustees can manage a person's financial and legal affairs and, in this way, promote their interests.
at the National Conference on Guardianship and Administration
across every state and territory
A collection of publicly available publications relevant to the work of the Australian Guardianship and Administration Council.
