ACMEQU503 — Manage international opportunities for horses

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What an assessment for ACMEQU503 must cover

59 assessable components: 4 elements (19 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 28 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Evaluate relevant international horse event opportunities

1.1Identify suitable international events, dates and locations for relevant sport, discipline or recreational purpose
1.2Identify legislative requirements and event rules related to participating in an international horse event
1.3Research qualifying and entry requirements for international event
1.4Assess the suitability of individual horses and risks associated with participating in an international event
1.5Evaluate resources required and costs to participate in international event
1.6Undertake a cost-benefit analysis for participating in international event

2 Manage resources and logistics for participating in international event

2.1Research and select international horse travel and insurance supplier, and organise requirements
2.2Arrange schedules to minimise health, biosecurity and performance risks associated with long-haul transport
2.3Arrange transport and accommodation for horses and personnel within the destination country
2.4Determine nutrition, health and welfare issues associated with travel to destination country
2.5Source industry specialists within the destination country to support activities
2.6Develop and implement strategies to control risks associated with safe horse handling, biosecurity and international travel

3 Manage international biosecurity requirements

3.1Research relevant import and export quarantine and biosecurity regulations
3.2Determine and comply with biosecurity and health management requirements of the destination country
3.3Arrange pre-export quarantine facilities with relevant authorities
3.4Organise and manage quarantine and biosecurity arrangements for return of horses

4 Evaluate outcomes of participating in international events

4.1Complete international event activities and document outcomes and lessons learned
4.2Evaluate outcomes of international event with relevant personnel
4.3Determine improvements to planning for future international events

Performance evidence

planned, organised and evaluated at least one international event, involving horses, including:
researched and evaluated event and legislative requirements
completed a cost-benefit analysis of the risks and opportunities of participating internationally
organised horses, equipment and gear, accommodation and transportation
organised staff travel and accommodation and in-country support personnel
implemented strategies to minimise horse health and welfare risks associated with international events and travel
organised and complied with import and export quarantine and biosecurity regulations
reviewed and evaluated event outcomes contributing to continuous improvement process

Knowledge evidence

range of international horse events and host countries
international event ruling bodies, entry and qualifying requirements and regulations and rules
fundamentals of the concept of social licence to operate
personnel involved in organising international competitions, including:
officials, suppliers, veterinarians, equine health professionals
international and in-country transport providers
support organisations or individuals located in destination country
sponsorship or grant funding opportunities offered by commercial or industry bodies, and novel funding sources such as crowdfunding via social media
insurance and biosecurity, including vaccination requirements covering all aspects of travel for staff and horses
criteria to determine horse suitability for international competition, including:
fitness and condition
health
vaccination status
performance history and results
resources required to support international competition, including:
staffing
equipment and gear
accommodation for people and horses
transport for people and horses
horse transport options, risks and benefits
health and welfare issues associated with competing overseas and with long-haul transport
requirements of import and export quarantine and biosecurity regulations for competing horses
formats for cost-benefit analysis and business plan, including risk assessment and contingency measures
key requirements of current codes of practice and legislative requirements relating to horses, for:
health and safety, including safe interactions with horses and duty of care of personnel
biosecurity and quarantine
transportation
animal welfare, including safe, humane and ethical care of horses

Foundation skills

Reading: Access and interpret complex textual information in legislation and formal international rules and regulations Identify key information relevant to international competition in a range of documents
Writing: Complete forms and documents required for international event and suppliers of services in print-based and/or digital formats
Oral communication: Participate in verbal exchanges to clarify and confirm information using language appropriate for audience
Numeracy: Calculate fees and resource costs Analyse financial data and budget Prepare timeline and schedule for organising an international event

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What does an assessment tool for ACMEQU503 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for ACMEQU503 needs to address all 59 unit components: 4 elements with 19 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 28 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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