South Australian Consolidated Acts26—Revocation of appointment by Board
(1) The Board may, on
an application under this section, revoke the appointment of an
enduring guardian if—
(a) the
guardian seeks revocation of the appointment; or
(b) the
Board is satisfied that the guardian—
(i)
is not willing or able to act in that capacity; or
(ii)
has, in that capacity, acted in an incompetent or
negligent manner or contrary to the principles stated by this Act.
(2) An application
under this section may be made by—
(a) the
mentally incapacitated person; or
(b)
the Public Advocate, on his or her own initiative, or at the request and on
behalf of the mentally incapacitated person; or
(c) the
enduring guardian; or
(d) a
relative or medical agent of the mentally incapacitated person; or
(e) an
administrator of the mentally incapacitated person's estate; or
(f) any
other person who satisfies the Board that he or she has a proper interest in
the welfare of the mentally incapacitated person.