114Other powers that may be specified in administration (missing person) order

114 Other powers that may be specified in administration (missing person) order VCAT may specify in an administration (missing person) order that the administrator has any or all of the following powers in relation to a financial matter specified in the order— (a) the power to collect, receive and recover— (i) income of the missing person; and (ii) money due or which becomes due to the missing person; and (iii) any compensation or damages for injury to the estate or person of the missing person; (b) the power to invest any money in any security in which a trustee may by law invest; (c) the power to demise land at a rent and on conditions as the administrator thinks fit for any term not exceeding 5 years or, with the consent of VCAT, for any longer term; (d) the power to exercise, to the extent and in the manner the administrator thinks fit, any power of leasing vested in the missing person; (e) the power to surrender any lease, accept any lease, accept the surrender of any lease or renew any lease; (f) the power to bring land under the **Transfer of Land Act 1958**; (g) the power, with the approval of VCAT, to sell, exchange, partition or convert into money any property; (h) the power to mortgage or charge any property; (i) the power to pay any debts and settle, adjust or compromise any demand made by or against the missing person's estate and discharge any encumbrance on the missing person's estate; (j) the power to carry on, to the extent the administrator thinks appropriate, any trade, profession or business which the missing person carried on; (k) the power to agree to any alteration of a condition of any partnership into which the missing person has entered or to a dissolution and distribution of the assets of the partnership; (l) the power to execute and sign deeds, instruments and other documents; (m) the power to complete any contract for the performance of which the missing person was liable, or enter into any agreement terminating liability; (n) the power to pay a sum for— (i) the maintenance of the missing person's spouse or domestic partner or any child, parent or other person dependent on the missing person; and (ii) the education of any child of the missing person; (o) any other relevant power in relation to a specified financial matter.