CPCCBC4032 — Apply contract law to sales processes

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What an assessment for CPCCBC4032 must cover

31 assessable components: 3 elements (14 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 9 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 Identify legislative requirements applying to the sales process.

1.1Identify relevant government legislation relating to contract law.
1.21.2 1Identify types and purposes of contracts employed within the building and construction industry.
1.3Identify pre-contract agreements that meet legal and organisational requirements.
1.4Identify pre-contract clauses within the agreement.

2 Apply contract law as it relates to the sales process.

2.1Explain the importance of contract to sales process and implications of contract law to the client.
2.2Describe clauses in the contract to the client, the reasons for their inclusion and their impact.
2.3Explain the offer and acceptance element of a contract to the client.
2.4Apply common law principles, federal laws and contract standards and codes to the sales process.
2.5Apply cooling off periods, definitions of building work and provisional sum (PS) and prime cost (PC) allowances.
2.6Explain to the client contract anomalies and appropriate measures to be taken in the rendering of the contract.

3 Finalise the pre-contract agreement with customer.

3.1Ensure clauses that reflect client’s requirements are included in pre-contract agreement.
3.2Ensure documents are signed in accordance with legal and organisational requirements.
3.3Receive payment or deposit from client in accordance with legal and contractual requirements.
3.4Process and save documents following organisational procedures.

Performance evidence

select the correct contract for the building project
select the appropriate clauses and conditions within the contract and explain the reasons and impacts to the client
administer the contract to meet government legal and regulatory requirements
follow organisational procedures to apply contract law to the sales process
determine and explain to the client appropriate measures to be taken in the event of anomalies in rendering the contract
communicate and finalise pre-contract agreements with client.

Knowledge evidence

contract types and the circumstances they cover
contract law and related government legislation and regulations
legal meanings of terms and clauses in building and construction contracts
definitions and interpretations commonly applied to contracts
definitions of building work
pre-contract agreements: offer and acceptance documentation, preliminary contracts, preparation of plan agreements
clauses in construction contracts: cost adjustments, extensions of time, offers and acceptances, payments, retention of moneys, scope of work, terms and representations
pre-contract clauses: conditions, scope of work, time for completion
relationship between the organisation and its clients.

Foundation skills

communication skills: use contract terminology relevant to the context; use written and oral communication to clearly confirm client understanding and agreement with contract clauses.
technology skills: use digital tools and devices to communicate and collaborate effectively with others; use equipment and programs to access and extract information and develop relevant documentation.

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What does an assessment tool for CPCCBC4032 need to cover?

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