Leave to appeal from the Guardianship and Administration Tribunal under s 164(2) of the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000 (Qld) will not be granted on fact-finding grounds unless there are clear indications the Tribunal went about the fact-finding process in an unorthodox manner or in a way likely to produce an unfair result. The requirement under s 117 for a proposed appointee's written agreement to appointment applies when joint guardianship is sought through the review process under s 29, meaning joint guardianship cannot be ordered where one proposed appointee refuses consent.
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