AHCBUS512Develop and implement family business structures and relationships

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37 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 1 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 Identify and establish an appropriate rural family business structure

  • 1.1Establish the goals for the business and the goals of the individual family stakeholders
  • 1.2Identify options for the business structure which best fit the business and family stakeholder goals
  • 1.3Assess legal and taxation implications of each option
  • 1.4Assess the advantages and disadvantages of each option for this business
  • 1.5Establish an appropriate business organisational structure in consultation with members of the business unit
  • 1.6Establish administrative procedures to ensure full compliance within the chosen structure.
  • 1.7Prepare a succession plan for the business

2 Identify and establish the roles and responsibilities within the business unit

  • 2.1Identify and discuss roles and responsibilities family stakeholders within the business
  • 2.2Allocate individual roles and responsibilities to members of the business unit
  • 2.3Assess roles and responsibilities of family members in accordance with succession and estate planning requirements
  • 2.4Prepare, update and store wills

3 Develop and implement conflict and stress management strategies

  • 3.1Identify potential causes of conflict and stress within a rural family business environment.
  • 3.2Develop appropriate interpersonal skills to facilitate and promote positive relations within the business
  • 3.3Identify and access relevant rural support networks and organisations
  • 3.4Develop conflict and stress management strategies in consultation with family and other employees
  • 3.5Implement strategies to minimise conflict and stress within the family and the workplace
  • 3.6Review conflict and stress management strategies regularly

4 Implement business structure and review performance

  • 4.1Review goals for the business and the goals of the individual family stakeholders.
  • 4.2Review succession plan
  • 4.3Adjust business structures and relationships on the basis of the reviews

Performance evidence

  • establishing goals for business structure and relationship
  • assessing options to establish the business structure
  • preparing a succession plan
  • establishing roles and responsibilities
  • preparing or updating wills
  • developing conflict and stress management strategies
  • reviewing performance about business goals and relationships

Knowledge evidence

  • legislation and regulations relevant to family business
  • family business planning
  • succession planning
  • organisational policies, plans and procedures
  • principles of effective communication, negotiation and conflict resolution
  • principles and techniques that utilise feedback to achieve positive outcomes
  • rural networks and support groups
  • stressors in a rural, family business environment
  • stress management strategies

Foundation skills

  • Oral communication: Interact effectively and negotiate with family members and stakeholders, including in times of conflict

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