Powers of Attorney Regulation 2024
Part 2Persons who may endorse documents within a foreign country
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Part 2 Persons who may endorse documents within a foreign country
Part 2 Persons who may endorse documents within a foreign country
Australian Consular Officers, or British Consular Officers, within the meaning of the Oaths Act 1900, section 26, exercising functions in the country where the document is executed or witnessed
commissioned officers in the defence forces of the Commonwealth of Australia
commissioners for taking affidavits
judges
justices of the peace
legal practitioners
magistrates
mayors or general managers of local government corporations
medical practitioners
notaries public
officers in charge of police stations