disclose personal information about the principal to a supportive attorney who is acting under the supportive attorney appointment. Note Note to s. 87(2) See also the the Disability Act 2006, Health Records amended by No. 64/2016 Act 2001, the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 for s. 10. provisions as to disclosure of personal information to supportive attorneys and access to personal information by supportive attorneys. (3) A supportive attorney may disclose any information given to the supportive attorney under subsection (1) for the purpose of— (a) anything that is relevant and necessary to the supportive attorney carrying out the role of supportive attorney; or (b) any legal proceeding under this Act, or any report of a legal proceeding under this Act; or (c) any other lawful reason. 88 Communication power By a supportive attorney appointment, the principal may authorise the supportive attorney— (a) to communicate any information about the principal that is relevant or necessary to the making of or giving effect to a supported decision; or (b) to communicate or to assist the principal to communicate a supported decision of the principal. 89 Powers as to giving effect to decisions (1) By a supportive attorney appointment, the principal may authorise the supportive attorney to take any reasonable action or to do anything that is reasonably necessary to give effect to a
disclose personal information about the principal to a supportive attorney who is acting under the supportive attorney appointment. Note to s. 87(2) amended by No. 64/2016 s. 10. Note See also the Disability Act 2006, the Health Records Act 2001, the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 for provisions as to disclosure of personal information to supportive attorneys and access to personal information by supportive attorneys. (3) A supportive attorney may disclose any information given to the supportive attorney under subsection (1) for the purpose of— (a) anything that is relevant and necessary to the supportive attorney carrying out the role of supportive attorney; or (b) any legal proceeding under this Act, or any report of a legal proceeding under this Act; or (c) any other lawful reason. 88 Communication power By a supportive attorney appointment, the principal may authorise the supportive attorney— (a) to communicate any information about the principal that is relevant or necessary to the making of or giving effect to a supported decision; or (b) to communicate or to assist the principal to communicate a supported decision of the principal. 89 Powers as to giving effect to decisions (1) By a supportive attorney appointment, the principal may authorise the supportive attorney to take any reasonable action or to do anything that is reasonably necessary to give effect to a
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