Powers of Attorney Regulation 2024
Part 1Persons who may endorse documents within Australia
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Part 1 Persons who may endorse documents within Australia
Part 1 Persons who may endorse documents within Australia
accountants
Australian legal practitioners
bank managers
chancellors, deputy chancellors or deans of faculties of universities
commissioned officers in the defence forces of the Commonwealth of Australia
commissioners for taking affidavits
dentists
fellows of the Institute of Legal Executives (Victoria)
judges
justices of the peace
licensed conveyancers
magistrates
mayors or general managers of local government councils
medical practitioners
members of parliament of the Commonwealth or of any State or Territory
members of the police force of the Commonwealth or of any State or Territory
ministers of religion
notaries public
officers in charge of police stations
pharmacists
postal managers of post offices
principals or deputy principals of schools or colleges
registered surveyors
registrars of local courts or magistrates courts
stockbrokers
veterinary surgeons