43(1)If the court appoints a committee of the person for a principal, the authority conferred upon the attorney for personal care terminates.

43(2)If the court makes an order under paragraph 39(3)(a), the authority conferred upon an attorney for personal care terminates or is superseded to the extent of the order.

43(3)Subsections (1) and (2) do not limit any other means by which the authority of an attorney for personal care may be terminated.

43(4)If a power of attorney for personal care and a power of attorney respecting property matters are given in one document, the termination of the authority of the donee under section 58.3 of the Property Act does not affect the authority of the attorney for personal care.

43(1)If the court appoints a committee of the person for a principal, the authority conferred upon the attorney for personal care terminates.

43(2)If the court makes an order under paragraph 39(3)(a), the authority conferred upon an attorney for personal care terminates or is superseded to the extent of the order.

43(3)Subsections (1) and (2) do not limit any other means by which the authority of an attorney for personal care may be terminated.

43(4)If a power of attorney for personal care and a power of attorney respecting property matters are given in one document, the termination of the authority of the donee under section 58.3 of the Property Act does not affect the authority of the attorney for personal care.