Tribunal’s review of appointment
6J Tribunal’s review of appointment
The Tribunal—
may, on its own motion, and
must, at the request of any person who, in the opinion of the Tribunal, has a genuine concern for the welfare of the appointor,
review the appointment (or purported appointment) of an enduring guardian.
Before carrying out the review, the Tribunal must cause a notice specifying the date on which, and the time and place at which, the Tribunal will carry out the review to be served on each party to the review.
The Tribunal may, by order, suspend the appointment (or purported appointment) of the enduring guardian until the Tribunal takes action under section 6K (1).
A failure to serve notice in accordance with this section does not vitiate the decision of the Tribunal on the review.
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