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1. Medical Decision-Making Powers: Specific authorities regarding medical and healthcare decisions, used when medical decision-making power is required

2. Financial Management: Powers relating to financial decisions, included when financial management is part of the guardianship scope

3. Accommodation Decisions: Authority regarding living arrangements and accommodation changes, used when residential decisions may be needed

4. Multiple Guardian Provisions: Procedures for joint decision-making and dispute resolution, included when multiple guardians are appointed

5. Interstate Recognition: Provisions for recognition of the guardianship in other states, used when the principal may travel or relocate

6. Emergency Powers: Special provisions for emergency situations, included when additional emergency authority may be needed

1. Schedule A - Medical History: Summary of the principal's relevant medical history and current medical conditions

2. Schedule B - Asset Inventory: List of principal's assets and financial affairs (if financial management is included)

3. Schedule C - Contact Information: List of important contacts including medical practitioners, family members, and other relevant parties

4. Schedule D - Capacity Assessment: Medical assessment of the principal's decision-making capacity

5. Appendix 1 - Statutory Declaration: Sworn statements by the guardian(s) accepting their responsibilities

6. Appendix 2 - Witness Certificates: Certificates from witnesses confirming proper execution of the document