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This list explains what the bold words in this document mean.
Your assets are things you own that have value, such as:
Your culture is:
Sometimes we choose a financial manager for you.
We call this a financial management order.
A financial manager is someone who makes decisions about your money if you can’t make decisions on your own.
A guardian is someone we choose to make decisions about your life when you can’t make decisions on your own.
NCAT protects the rights of people who can’t make decisions on their own.
Sometimes we choose someone to be your guardian.
We call it a guardianship order.
Our guiding principles are important rules we must follow.
We choose the NSW Trustee and Guardian if your financial manager can’t be your:
We choose the Public Guardian if your guardian can’t be your:
When we review something, we check to see what:
Rights are rules about how people should be treated fairly.
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