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Can a person appointed under an NCAT guardianship or financial management order act as trustee (or director of a corporate trustee) for an SMSF in place of a member?
The issue is whether this satisfies the definition of a legal personal representative under SIS law, particularly in the absence of an enduring power of attorney. It raises practical compliance risks where capacity issues intersect with strict SMSF trustee rules.
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