Information Pack for Proposed Administrators
Information sessions for proposed private administrators who live in the local Brisbane area are held on a monthly basis.
The purpose of these sessions is to provide proposed private Administrators with information about the Tribunal and its role and responsibilities. The process leading up to and after the Tribunal hearing, the difference between Guardians and Administrators and the ongoing responsibilities and obligations of private Administrators are also explained.
Click here to view the Powerpoint presentation shown at the information session for proposed private administrators.
An application pack, consisting of the following documents, is provided at the information session. However, you can access any of the documents by selecting the link.
- Account by Administrator Form [0.68 MB]
Updated October 2008 but form dated 2007 can still be used. Complete this form (the ABA) to provide an account of your administration if you are a private administrator. It can be printed and filled in by hand or completed on the computer. - Your Roles and Responsibilities as a Private Administrator [0.27 MB]
Updated February 2009. This booklet explains the role of the Tribunal and also your duties, responsibilities and obligations as a private administrator. - Financial Management Plan for Proposed Administrators [1.12 MB]
You can use this form for the completion of your financial management plan or use it to ensure you have covered all sections in your own format. - Important Notice to Administrators - Trustee Bank Accounts [0.05 MB]
This notice advises that the use and/or establishment of trustee bank accounts after an administration order has been made are a contravention of section 50 of the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000. - Office of the Adult Guardian Statutory Health Attorney Fact Sheet [0.05 MB]
This fact sheet explains the role and responsibilities of a Statutory Health Attorney within the guardianship regime.
Information Pack for Appointed Administrators
Information sessions for appointed administrators are held quarterly in Brisbane. The session briefly reviews the General Principles of the Guardianship and Administration Act and then focuses on explaining the main sections of the Act that apply to Administrators such as gifting, conflict transactions and reimburement of expenses as well as going through the Account by Administrator form, which is required to be lodged annually, in detail.
The forms below are the same as the ones above and are relevant for both proposed and appointed administrators. An additional form for appointed administrators is the Financial Management Plan available from the link below.
- Account by Administrator Form [0.68 MB]
Updated October 2008. Complete this form (the ABA) to provide an account of your administration if you are a private administrator. It can be printed and filled in by hand or completed on the computer. - Your Roles and Responsibilities as a Private Administrator [0.27 MB]
Updated February 2009. This booklet explains the role of the Tribunal and also your duties, responsibilities and obligations as a private administrator. - A Financial Management Plan for Appointed Administrators [1.18 MB]
You can use this form for the completion of your financial management plan or use it to ensure you have covered all sections in your own format. - Important Notice to Administrators - Trustee Bank Accounts [0.05 MB]
This notice advises that the use and/or establishment of trustee bank accounts after an administration order has been made are a contravention of section 50 of the Guardianship and Administration Act 2000. - Office of the Adult Guardian Statutory Health Attorney Fact Sheet [0.05 MB]
This fact sheet explains the role and responsibilities of a Statutory Health Attorney within the guardianship regime.
Last updated 12/6/2007
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