2.2 Summary of recommendations The following summarises the Commission’s recommendations based on the research findings. Analysis and discussion of the findings and additional detail pertaining to the three recommendations can be found at Chapter 8 of this report. RECOMMENDATIONS Recommendation 1: The Commission recommends that the Australian Government, in consultation with State and Territory Governments, develop and deliver a national community awareness strategy, which incorporates ongoing awareness campaigns and campaign materials that are routinely revised and updated, to raise awareness among all adult Australians about FEPOAs and the value of having one in place. Recommendation 2: The Commission recommends that the Australian Government, in consultation with State and Territory Governments, and other relevant bodies including the Australian Guardianship and Administration Council, develop and deliver FEPOA education and information materials at the national level. Recommendation 3: The Commission recommends, in line with recommendation 5-3 from the Australian Law Reform Commission’s 2017 report ‘Elder Abuse – A National Legal Response’, that the Australian Government and State and Territory Governments achieve national consistency in FEPOA laws as a priority, followed by the establishment of a national register of enduring documents and the development and delivery of national education and a national awareness strategy as recommended above. 12 Empowering futures: A national survey on the understanding and use of financial enduring powers of attorney