Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) On an application about a matter, the court may give directions or advice or make a recommendation, order or declaration about the matter or another matter related to this Act, including about—
(a) the interpretation of the terms of, or another issue involving, a power of attorney, enduring power of attorney or advance health directive; or
(b) the exercise of an attorney's power or another issue involving an attorney's power.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), if the court considers it in the best interests of the principal, the court may, by order and subject to the terms the court considers appropriate, authorise an attorney, either generally or in a specific case, to undertake a transaction that the attorney is not otherwise authorised to undertake or may not otherwise be authorised to undertake.