South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts30—Relationship between this Act and the " " Guardianship and
Administration Act 1993
(1) The court, on
making or rescinding a protection order, must cause notice of the court's
order to be forwarded to the Guardianship Board.
(2) If an
administration order is in force in respect of the whole of a person's estate,
a protection order cannot be made in respect of the estate while that other
order remains in force.
(3) If an
administration order is in force in respect of a part of a person's estate, a
protection order can only be made in respect of the remainder of the estate
while that other order remains in force.
(4) If an
administration order is made in respect of the whole or a part of a
protected person's estate—
(a) the
Guardianship Board must, on all rights of appeal against the order being
exhausted, cause a notice of the order and of the date on which it took effect
to be filed in the court; and
(b) on
the notice being so filed, the protection order will be taken to have been
wholly rescinded or, if the administration order relates only to a part of the
person's estate, rescinded to that extent, as from the day on which the
administration order took effect.
(5) The court must
notify the former manager of the protected estate of a rescission of or
affecting the protection order pursuant to subsection (3).
(6) The former manager
of the protected estate has the same obligations in relation to the filing of
accounts, statements and affidavits as if the protection order had been
rescinded by the court.
(7) In this
section—
"administration order" means an administration order under the Guardianship
and Administration Act 1993 .