53Matters for which power cannot be given under an administration order

53 Matters for which power cannot be given under an administration order Despite anything to the contrary in this Division, an administration order does not confer on the person appointed as administrator the power— (a) to make or revoke a will for the represented person; or (b) to make or revoke an enduring power of attorney for the represented person; or (c) to vote on the represented person's behalf in an election for the State or the Commonwealth or another State or a Territory of the Commonwealth or in a local election or a referendum; or (d) to consent to the entering into, or dissolving of, a marriage of the represented person or a sexual relationship of the represented person; or (i) the care and wellbeing of a child of the represented person; or (ii) the adoption of a child under the age of 18 years of the represented person; or (f) to enter into, or agree to enter into, a surrogacy arrangement within the meaning of the **Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act 2008** on the represented person's behalf; or (g) to consent to the making or discharge of a substitute parentage order within the meaning of the **Status of Children Act 1974** on the represented person's behalf; or (h) to manage the estate of the represented person on the death of the represented person; or