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1. Parties: Identifies and defines the Principal (person granting authority) and the Attorney/Agent (person being authorized to act)

2. Background: Explains the context and purpose for granting the authorization

3. Definitions: Defines key terms used throughout the document

4. Appointment and Authority: Formal statement of appointment and detailed scope of authority granted

5. Duration and Commencement: Specifies when the authority begins and ends, including any triggering events

6. Powers and Responsibilities: Detailed description of what the Attorney/Agent can and cannot do

7. Duties of the Attorney: Lists the obligations and standards of conduct expected from the Attorney/Agent

8. Record Keeping: Requirements for maintaining records of actions taken under the authority

9. Revocation: Conditions and process for revoking the authorization

10. Governing Law: Specifies that New Zealand law governs the authorization

11. Execution: Formal signing section including witness requirements

1. Schedule 1 - Specific Powers: Detailed list of specific powers granted to the Attorney/Agent

2. Schedule 2 - Assets Register: List of assets covered by the authorization

3. Schedule 3 - Authorized Transactions: Types and limits of transactions the Attorney/Agent can undertake

4. Appendix A - Certificate of Witness: Formal witness certification as required by NZ law

5. Appendix B - Medical Certificate: If relevant, medical certificate confirming Principal's capacity

6. Appendix C - Acceptance by Attorney: Formal acceptance of appointment and responsibilities by the Attorney/Agent