What it doesName the people who can make decisions for you if you become unable to.
Who fills it inYou and the people you name. Each form explains who must sign and witness it.
Which form covers what
| Form | Decisions it covers |
|---|---|
| Representation agreement (Section 7 or Section 9) | Health care and personal care |
| Enduring power of attorney | Money and financial affairs only — not health care |
Three steps
- Choose the form you need (see the table).
- Print it, fill it in and sign it the way the form explains.
- Slide a copy into your folder’s pocket and tick Rep. agreement or POA beside that person’s name.
Get it from the official source
- Representation Agreement — Section 7 (PDF)Opens the Government of BC website
- Representation Agreement — Section 9 (PDF)Opens the Government of BC website
- Enduring Power of Attorney (PDF)Opens the Government of BC website
- Incapacity planning — every form explainedOpens the Government of BC website
In your folder
Tick Rep. agreement or Power of attorney on the front of your folder.
Tick Rep. agreement or Power of attorney on the front of your folder.