1. Financial Authority Limits: Used when the representative is granted financial decision-making powers, specifying transaction limits and restrictions

2. Multiple Representatives: Required when appointing more than one representative, specifying if they can act independently or jointly

3. Substitute Representative: Used when allowing the appointed representative to delegate authority in specific circumstances

4. Specific Industries Requirements: Additional provisions required for specific industries (e.g., financial services, healthcare)

5. Interstate Recognition: Required when the representative needs to act in multiple Australian states/territories

6. Compliance with Regulatory Requirements: Additional provisions for regulated industries or activities

1. Schedule 1 - Scope of Authority: Detailed list of specific powers and authorities granted to the representative

2. Schedule 2 - Identity Verification: Contains certified copies of identification documents for both principal and representative

3. Schedule 3 - Required Forms and Certificates: Any additional forms or certificates required by specific organizations or authorities

4. Appendix A - Acceptance of Appointment: Formal acceptance statement to be signed by the representative

5. Appendix B - Witness Declaration: Declaration form for witnesses where required by law