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June1952
7 years agoMember
Hi @arpie
I also found the documents as I am a Power of Attorney and was checking up as I heard a whisper.
The new rules in Victoria do not affect those who have an existing EPOA. They are considered the same in relation to medicos not being able to over-ride the wishes now which is a good thing.
The only big change is the area where one can state specific circumstances and what they want to happen - and this does affect us childless ladies as we don't have family who would know our wishes and ethics (not that all families would adhere to them, eh ?).
I think the new laws bring Vic into the real world like other States.
Hope you are well. Thanks for the downloads.
Summer :)
I also found the documents as I am a Power of Attorney and was checking up as I heard a whisper.
The new rules in Victoria do not affect those who have an existing EPOA. They are considered the same in relation to medicos not being able to over-ride the wishes now which is a good thing.
The only big change is the area where one can state specific circumstances and what they want to happen - and this does affect us childless ladies as we don't have family who would know our wishes and ethics (not that all families would adhere to them, eh ?).
I think the new laws bring Vic into the real world like other States.
Hope you are well. Thanks for the downloads.
Summer :)