Can an administrator appointed by QCAT sign a BDBN?
Background Back in late 2018 the Queensland Supreme Court [1] had decided that: Provided the trust deed does not preclude it, an attorney under an enduring power of attorney is able to affirm an existing binding death benefit nomination (BDBN) made by a fund member. However, the ability for an attorney to sign a new BDBN … Can an administrator appointed by QCAT sign a BDBN?