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F1Pt. 3 (ss. 24A-33) substituted (prosp.) by Adult Support and Protection (Scotland) Act 2007 (asp 10), ss. 58, 79
(1)The Public Guardian may suspend or terminate the authority of a withdrawer under a withdrawal certificate.
(2)The Public Guardian must without delay intimate the suspension or termination to—
(a)the withdrawer whose authority is suspended or terminated;
(b)any other joint withdrawer;
(c)any reserve withdrawer; and
(d)the fundholder of the designated account; and
(e)such other persons as the Public Guardian thinks fit.
(3)A suspension or termination under subsection (1) suspends or, as the case may be, terminates all operations on the designated account by the withdrawer whose authority is suspended or terminated.
(4)The Public Guardian must on suspending or terminating the authority of the withdrawer enter prescribed particulars in the register maintained by the Public Guardian under section 6(2)(b)(iii).
(5)The Public Guardian may on terminating the authority of the withdrawer issue to the withdrawer an interim withdrawal certificate to continue to intromit with the adult's funds for a period not exceeding 4 weeks from the date of the termination.
(1)This section applies to an application under section 25 if condition A or B is satisfied.
(2)Condition A is that the application is made by a person holding an existing withdrawal certificate.
(3)Condition B is that—
(a)the main withdrawer has died or become incapable or the main withdrawer's authority under this Part has been terminated; and
(b)the application is made, without undue delay, by an individual who was the reserve withdrawer at the time of the death, incapacity, or termination, as the case may be.
(4)Where this section applies, the Public Guardian may disapply any of the provisions in sections 26(1), 27A and 27B to an application to which this section applies (but may require the applicant to provide such other information as the Public Guardian requires to determine the application).
(5)Where condition A is satisfied in relation to an application under section 25, the existing withdrawal certificate will continue to be valid until the application is determined.
(6)Where an application to which this section applies is granted, the existing withdrawal certificate ceases to be valid.
(1)A certificate issued under section 24C, 24D or 26G is valid for such period as it may specify.
(2)But the Public Guardian may cancel the certificate at any time before the end of any period so specified.
(3)The Public Guardian must without delay intimate such a cancellation to—
(a)the person to whom the certificate was issued,
(b)where the certificate was issued under section 26G, the fundholder of the original account, and
(c)such other persons as the Public Guardian thinks fit.]
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