Full Powers is a document issued by a head of a state/president accrediting one or more persons to represent him or the government in in international conferences and negotiations or expressing the consent of the state to be bound by a treaty, convention or agreement.The essential feature of the Full Powers is that the representative to whom it is issued is not rested with all the necessary power and authority to take part, negotiate, conclude and sign agreements on behalf of the state. In the signing of treaties or agreements, the action of the representative is not crucially subject to ratification by the government concerned.