As a Replacement Donee, how can I be granted powers if all appointed Donees have lost their mental capacity?

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If you are a Replacement Donee, and become aware that the Donee(s) appointed in the LPA have lost mental capacity, please submit a medical report to OPG with the information below. OPG will remove the Donee’s powers and grant you the powers in accordance with the LPA.

Diagnosis affecting the Donee’s ability to discharge her duties as a Donee
Whether Donee suffers from a loss of mental capacity

Diagnosis affecting the Donee’s ability to discharge her duties as a Donee
Whether Donee suffers from a loss of mental capacity

As a Replacement Donee, how can I be granted powers if all appointed Donees have lost their mental capacity?

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