(a) has
effect in this State subject to any limitations on the power that apply to it
under the law of the State or Territory in which it was made, and
(3) Subsection (1) does not apply to any power of attorney (or class
of powers of attorney) prescribed by the regulations.
(4) A document signed
by an Australian legal practitioner that certifies that an
interstate enduring power of attorney was made in accordance with the formal
requirements of the law of the State or Territory in which it was made is
admissible in any proceedings concerning that power and is prima facie
evidence of the matter so certified.
(5) In this section:
"interstate enduring power of attorney" means a power of attorney made in
another State or a Territory that, under the law of that State or Territory,
has effect in that State or Territory as a valid power of attorney even if the
principal loses capacity through mental incapacity after the execution of the
instrument creating the power of attorney.