s 11
In forcePowers to be least restrictive
Part 2Guardians and managers
Division 2.1Appointment and powers
11 Powers to be least restrictive
The powers given to a person’s guardian or on a manager of a person’s property are to be no more restrictive of the person’s freedom of decision and action than is necessary to achieve the purpose of the order.
Note Also, the guardian or manager should exercise the powers in accordance with the decision-making principles (see s 4).
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