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The Guardian Authorization Letter is a crucial legal instrument in Singapore that provides a formal mechanism for delegating guardianship responsibilities. This document becomes necessary when the primary guardian needs to temporarily transfer decision-making authority to another person, such as during travel, medical emergencies, or extended absences. The letter must align with Singapore's legal framework, particularly the Guardianship of Infants Act, and should clearly specify the scope and duration of the authorization. It serves as protection for all parties involved and ensures continuous care for the ward while maintaining legal compliance.
