(b) is entitled to be joined as a party— the Powers in a proceeding under Part 8 of of Attorney Act 2014. 51AH Referral to administrators for report (1) The Tribunal may refer any matter relating to proceeding under Part 8 of the Powers of a Attorney Act 2014 to a government department, public authority, service provider, the Public Advocate or a guardian or administrator appointed under that Act for investigation and report. (2) A person or body to whom a matter is under this clause must investigate referred and report to the Tribunal on that matter. (3) The Tribunal must not determine a question referred to a person or body under this clause unless the Tribunal has received and considered the report of the person or body. 51AI Proceeding not invalidated by failure to give notice A hearing or order of the Tribunal in a under Part 8 of the Powers of proceeding Attorney Act 2014 is not invalidated or affected only because of a failure to give notice— (a) to a person in respect of whom an application has been made, if the Tribunal— (i) has dispensed with the notice to be given requirement for to that person; and (ii) has notified the Public Advocate has done so; or that it (b) to any other person.
(b) is entitled to be joined as a party— in a proceeding under Part 8 of the Powers of Attorney Act 2014. 51AH Referral to administrators for report (1) The Tribunal may refer any matter relating to a proceeding under Part 8 of the Powers of Attorney Act 2014 to a government department, public authority, service provider, the Public Advocate or a guardian or administrator appointed under that Act for investigation and report. (2) A person or body to whom a matter is referred under this clause must investigate and report to the Tribunal on that matter. (3) The Tribunal must not determine a question referred to a person or body under this clause unless the Tribunal has received and considered the report of the person or body. 51AI Proceeding not invalidated by failure to give notice A hearing or order of the Tribunal in a proceeding under Part 8 of the Powers of Attorney Act 2014 is not invalidated or affected only because of a failure to give notice— (a) to a person in respect of whom an application has been made, if the Tribunal— (i) has dispensed with the requirement for notice to be given to that person; and (ii) has notified the Public Advocate that it has done so; or (b) to any other person.
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