CPPACC5005 — Interpret and apply building control legislation when assessing large-scale buildings for access
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What an assessment for CPPACC5005 must cover
39 assessable components: 6 elements (19 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 19 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Research and analyse the Australian administrative legal system.
- 1.1Interpret and document the differences between common law, statute law, delegated legislation and local government law.
- 1.2Research and analyse civil law and examples of civil action relevant to building accessibility of large-scale buildings.
- 1.3Research and analyse administrative law relevant to building accessibility.
2 Evaluate administrative law applicable to building accessibility.
- 2.1Evaluate and document individual elements of judicial review legislation.
- 2.2Identify and evaluate natural justice issues related to decision making through the building control process.
3 Identify and analyse the procedures and benefits of enforcing the law.
- 3.1Research, analyse and document the legislative benefits and examples of building accessibility enforcement.
- 3.2Identify and record major regulatory enforcement strategies for building accessibility.
- 3.3Identify, analyse and document building certifier powers of entry and legal considerations for obtaining warrants.
- 3.4Identify, gather and document types of evidence required to investigate and prove breaches of legislation.
- 3.5Identify processes for addressing regulatory non-compliances and prepare related working documentation in a format suitable for review by a building certifier.
4 Analyse the impact of any other legislation on state and territory legislation regarding building and development control and access.
- 4.1Analyse and document the implications of Commonwealth access legislation on state and territory building and development control legislation.
- 4.2Analyse and document the implications of other state and territory legislation on building and development control legislation and access.
5 Analyse the professional code of practice applicable to the assessment of accessible large-scale buildings.
- 5.1Analyse the professional code of practice required by building industry regulators and applicable to assessment activities.
- 5.2Evaluate concepts associated with working within own area of personal competence and practise in relation to assessment activities.
- 5.3Evaluate and document duty of care concepts associated with assessment activities to meet common law requirements.
- 5.4Evaluate conflict of interest concepts and manage in relation to assessment activities.
6 Analyse the responsibilities and liabilities of access consultants and building certifiers and develop effective working relationships.
- 6.1Evaluate and document responsibilities and liabilities of access consultants.
- 6.2Evaluate and document the statutory duties, responsibilities and liabilities of building certifiers as specified by relevant legislation.
- 6.3Develop and implement strategies to establish and maintain effective working relationships between access consultants and building certifiers.
Performance evidence
- To demonstrate competency, a candidate must meet the elements and performance criteria of this unit by interpreting and applying building control legislation to assess two large-scale buildings for access.
Knowledge evidence
- Australian administrative law system applicable to the accessibility of large-scale buildings
- codes of practice and ethics relevant to access consulting and definitions of: duty of care as it relates to common law
- codes of practice and ethics relevant to access consulting and definitions of: conflict of interest
- Commonwealth, state and territory legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to access consulting activities: anti-discrimination and disability discrimination
- Commonwealth, state and territory legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to access consulting activities: building control including local government regulations and by-laws
- Commonwealth, state and territory legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to access consulting activities: Disability (Access to Premises – Buildings) Standards 2010 under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (or their successors) – known as the Access to Premises Standards
- Commonwealth, state and territory legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to access consulting activities: National Construction Code (NCC) building classifications and access requirements
- Commonwealth, state and territory legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to access consulting activities: National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Specialist Disability Accommodation Design Standard (or its successor)
- Commonwealth, state and territory legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to access consulting activities: Livable Housing Australia Livable Housing Design Guidelines (or its successor)
- Commonwealth, state and territory legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to access consulting activities: principles of universal design
- Commonwealth, state and territory legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to access consulting activities: privacy and confidentiality
- measurements and calculations used to determine provisions for access
- processes for interpreting construction drawings and associated documentation when assessing the access compliance of large-scale buildings
- research methodologies and analytical processes used when interpreting and applying building control legislation
- roles, responsibilities and powers of building certifiers
- types of disability and limitations that each disability places on an individual’s ability to access the environment
- workplace requirements for interpreting and applying building control legislation when assessing large-scale buildings for access: documentation and records administration
- workplace requirements for interpreting and applying building control legislation when assessing large-scale buildings for access: quality
- workplace requirements for interpreting and applying building control legislation when assessing large-scale buildings for access: work role boundaries – responsibilities, limitations and professional abilities.
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