sec.49Keep records

### sec.49 Keep records An administrator for an adult must— keep records that are reasonable in the circumstances; and if required by the tribunal—produce records of dealings and transactions involving the adult’s property that are reasonable for inspection at the time the tribunal decides. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units. An administrator must also, if required by the tribunal— keep the records the tribunal decides; and produce the records for inspection at the time and in the way the tribunal decides. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units. (sec.49-ssec.1) An administrator for an adult must— keep records that are reasonable in the circumstances; and if required by the tribunal—produce records of dealings and transactions involving the adult’s property that are reasonable for inspection at the time the tribunal decides. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units. (sec.49-ssec.2) An administrator must also, if required by the tribunal— keep the records the tribunal decides; and produce the records for inspection at the time and in the way the tribunal decides. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units. - (a) keep records that are reasonable in the circumstances; and - (b) if required by the tribunal—produce records of dealings and transactions involving the adult’s property that are reasonable for inspection at the time the tribunal decides. - (a) keep the records the tribunal decides; and - (b) produce the records for inspection at the time and in the way the tribunal decides.