sec.111Other additional requirements for application for declaration about capacity

### sec.111 Other additional requirements for application for declaration about capacity An application under the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000 , section 146 to the tribunal for a declaration about a person’s capacity for a matter must include the following information— the name and contact details of the person; details of the matter; a detailed description of the person’s alleged impaired capacity for the matter; a description of how the person communicates and information about the type of assistance, if any, the person might need at the hearing; if urgent action is required—an explanation of the urgency. The application must also include, for example, by attaching a report, information about the person relevant to the application that is provided by a health provider. (sec.111-ssec.1) An application under the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000 , section 146 to the tribunal for a declaration about a person’s capacity for a matter must include the following information— the name and contact details of the person; details of the matter; a detailed description of the person’s alleged impaired capacity for the matter; a description of how the person communicates and information about the type of assistance, if any, the person might need at the hearing; if urgent action is required—an explanation of the urgency. (sec.111-ssec.2) The application must also include, for example, by attaching a report, information about the person relevant to the application that is provided by a health provider. - (a) the name and contact details of the person; - (b) details of the matter; - (c) a detailed description of the person’s alleged impaired capacity for the matter; - (d) a description of how the person communicates and information about the type of assistance, if any, the person might need at the hearing; - (e) if urgent action is required—an explanation of the urgency.