(1) A guardian who has authority for financial matters may make a gift from the represented adult's property if:
(a) the gift is of a kind the represented adult:
(i) made when the represented adult had decision-making capacity; or
(ii) might reasonably be expected to make; and
(b) the value of the gift is reasonable in the circumstances.
(2) However, the Tribunal may, in the guardianship order or by order under section 33 (2)(c):
(a) restrict the guardian's authority to make gifts; or
(b) authorise the guardian to make a gift not otherwise permitted by this section.
(3) Despite subsection (1), the guardian must not make a gift from the represented adult's property to that guardian unless specifically authorised to do so under subsection (2)(b).