(1) The ACAT may, on application, declare that a person who is the principal for an enduring power of attorney has decision-making capacity or impaired decision-making capacity.
(2) The declaration may be general or relate only to a property matter, personal care matter, health care matter or medical research matter.
(3) In this section:
"health care matter", for a principal—see the Powers of Attorney Act 2006
"medical research matter", for a principal—see the Powers of Attorney Act 2006
, section 12A.
"personal care matter", for a principal—see the Powers of Attorney Act 2006
"property matter", for a principal—see the Powers of Attorney Act 2006