A nursing home shall recognize the authority of: A guardian of the person under Estates and Trusts Article, §13-705, Annotated Code of Maryland; A guardian of the property under Estates and Trusts Article, §13-201, Annotated Code of Maryland; An advance directive that meets the requirements of Health-General Article, §5-602, Annotated Code of Maryland; A surrogate decision maker with authority under Health-General Article, §5-605, Annotated Code of Maryland; A power of attorney that meets the requirements of Estates and Trusts Article, §13-601, Annotated Code of Maryland; A representative payee or other similar fiduciary; or To the extent permitted by Maryland law, any other individual, if that individual was designated by a resident who was competent at the time of designation. A facility shall require documentation or other appropriate verification of the authority of a resident's representative. A facility may not recognize the authority of a resident's representative if the representative attempts to exceed the authority: Stated in the instrument that grants the representative authority; or Established by State law. A facility shall: Document in the resident's record the name of the individual, if any, with authority identified in §A of this regulation; or Include the documentation in the record.