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1. Review of the PoA Amendment Policy: Feedback from Solicitors sought
   https://publicguardian-scotland.gov.uk/general/news/2023/04/17/review-of-the-poa-amendment-policy-feedback-from-solicitors-sought
   submitting the amendment, they are never finalised. It would be beneficial to have clearer
2. New Public Guardian
   https://publicguardian-scotland.gov.uk/general/news/2018/07/30/new-public-guardian
   by her enthusiasm to stimulate others to create the climate for change. Always thinking ahead, Sandra
3. Declaration form for prospective lay financial guardians
   https://publicguardian-scotland.gov.uk/general/news/2021/09/22/declaration-form-for-prospective-lay-financial-guardians
   be provided to their client at the outset or civil legal aid stage. The completed form should
4. Powers of attorney - Emergency measures for postal submissions
   https://publicguardian-scotland.gov.uk/general/news/2021/02/10/powers-of-attorney---emergency-measures-for-postal-submissions
   . The above information is provided to help clarify what you can expect to receive
5. Fees
   https://publicguardian-scotland.gov.uk/general/fees
   with exception of clerically submitted powers of attorney. Please contact us with your card details
6. FAQs
   https://publicguardian-scotland.gov.uk/power-of-attorney/faqs
   PoA document? My client can’t read English, how do I approach providing a PoA? Advance Directive, when I start acting as attorney? Refunding the registration fee I am a solicitor and my client, to registration. Back to top My client can't read English, how do I approach providing a PoA? We can, client, the granter of a power of attorney, has died prior to it being registered. Can, which closed on 30 April 2018. We are sorry that we cannot offer a definitive position
7. Selling and gain
   https://publicguardian-scotland.gov.uk/guardianship-orders/professional-guardians-scheme/completing-your-account/schedule-1---heritable-property/selling-and-gain
   Search If you have sold property and made a gain List all heritable assets held at the start of the account and any realisations made during the period of the account and the value of the heritable assets held at the close of the account. You must send evidence along
8. Selling and loss
   https://publicguardian-scotland.gov.uk/guardianship-orders/professional-guardians-scheme/completing-your-account/schedule-1---heritable-property/selling-and-loss
   Search If you have sold a property and made a loss List all heritable assets held at the start of the account or realisations made during the period of the account and the value of the heritable assets held at the close of the account. You must send evidence along with the completed
9. Buying
   https://publicguardian-scotland.gov.uk/guardianship-orders/professional-guardians-scheme/completing-your-account/schedule-1---heritable-property/buying
   Search If you have bought a property on the adult’s behalf List all heritable assets held at the start of the account, including any interest in a business, any investments (purchase of property) during the period of the account and the value of the heritable assets held at the close
10. New Scheme for Professional Guardians
    https://publicguardian-scotland.gov.uk/general/news/2016/09/19/new-scheme-for-professional-guardians
    The Public Guardian is launching a new scheme for professional guardians who have five or more guardianship cases, which it is hoped will bring time savings and cost benefits. Under the new scheme, the OPG will no longer undertake the traditional full annual account review on every case but will randomly sample a selection, and assuming the audits on these are 'clean' will accept the remainder with a covering one page summary sheet only. This will markedly improve the time taken for audit