35 Things that cannot be lawfully done by attorneys A principal cannot do the following by an attorney under a power of attorney: (a) authorise the attorney to exercise power in relation to special personal matters; (b) authorise the attorney to exercise power in relation to special health care matters. Note Special personal matter—see s 36. Special health care matter— see s 37.

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Section 35 - Powers of Attorney Act 2006 - Things that cannot be lawfully done by attorneys — Zoe