AHCPER602 — Plan community governance and decision-making processes
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What an assessment for AHCPER602 must cover
66 assessable components: 4 elements (22 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 33 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 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 Assess current community governance and decision-making processes
- 1.1Research and define characteristics and social structure of community
- 1.2Identify key stakeholders and community groups
- 1.3Investigate and define existing community governance and decision-making processes
- 1.4Collate information on proposed or existing governance issues and arrangements
2 Develop options for community governance and decision-making processes
- 2.1Identify opportunities and constraints for community governance and decision-making process
- 2.2Investigate options for community governance and decision-making processes consistent with community characteristics and social structure
- 2.3Consult with community on options for governance and decision-making processes
- 2.4Evaluate advantages and disadvantages for options in consultation with community
- 2.5Analyse reliability, sufficiency and validity of information for each option for community governance and decision-making process
- 2.6Select preferred option for implementation according to comparative advantages and analysis
3 Plan community governance and decision-making process
- 3.1Determine legal framework under which community governance will take effect
- 3.2Ensure preferred option is consistent with legal framework
- 3.3Verify preferred option is consistent with community characteristics and social structure
- 3.4Identify potential risks to governance and decision-making process and develop strategies to mitigate risk
- 3.5Document governance plan and decision-making framework
- 3.6Identify and assign responsibilities to key community stakeholders
- 3.7Communicate community governance and decision-making process to community for feedback and approval
- 3.8Review and rectify community governance and decision-making process according to feedback received
4 Implement and review community governance and decision-making process
- 4.1Implement community governance and decision-making processes
- 4.2Monitor governance and decision-making activity for compliance with standards specified in process
- 4.3Record and report outcomes of process to community stakeholders for comment and feedback
- 4.4Review feedback and revise community governance and decision-making process
Performance evidence
- researched and defined the community characteristics and social structure and identified key stakeholders
- assessed and considered outcomes of current community governance and decision-making process
- developed options for community governance and decision-making process
- communication and consultation with community
- determined legal framework
- documented decision-making framework
- documented governance framework
- monitored and reported outcomes of community governance and decision-making process
- reviewed and revised process from community feedback
Knowledge evidence
- governance of community resources, enterprises and activities
- meeting facilitation, negotiation and mediation
- conflict resolution procedures
- decision-making methodologies
- consensus processes
- qualified decision-making processes
- protocols
- codes of conduct
- recording and sorting decisions, such as Many Baskets process (Robin Clayfield)
- community goals
- institutions and groups
- existing skills, resources and needs
- individual members and their roles and responsibilities
- beliefs
- communications
- physical, virtual or psychological boundaries of the community
- strategic planning procedures
- community needs analysis techniques
- seeing solutions rather than problems
- viewing the negative in a positive light
- modifications or extensions of existing systems to solve inherent problems
- applying old or simple technology to new or complex problems
- behaviour change, including organisational change and transformation
- willingness or unwillingness to participate
- legal framework requirements
- vested interests and hidden agendas
- advanced negotiation techniques
- organisational change and development
- group and individual goal setting techniques
- risk management processes and techniques
- action planning methods
- information technology
- legal frameworks obligations and responsibilities
Foundation skills
- Writing: Document processes for easy interpretation by diverse range of reading skills of the community
- Oral communication: Demonstrate high level communication skills when dealing with community members with diverse cultural and linguistic skills
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Questions about assessing AHCPER602
What does an assessment tool for AHCPER602 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCPER602 needs to address all 66 unit components: 4 elements with 22 performance criteria, 9 performance evidence requirements, 33 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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