If you have been appointed as a property and affairs deputy, you need to submit an annual report to the Office of the Public Guardian that records the decisions and transactions you've made.

You must keep:

• Bank statements
• Contracts for services or trades you've arranged
• Letters and emails you've sent and received about your deputyship
• Details of any gifts and charitable donations
• Receipts for expenses you're claiming, such as travel

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