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48. The Public Guardian has the following functions—
(a)directing a Court of Protection Visitor—
(i)to visit an attorney under a registered enduring power of attorney, or
(ii)to visit the donor of a registered enduring power of attorney,
and to make a report to the Public Guardian on such matters as he may direct;
(b)dealing with representations (including complaints) about the way in which an attorney under a registered enduring power of attorney is exercising his powers.
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