CPPREP4002 — Access and interpret ethical practice in real estate

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61 assessable components: 4 elements (12 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 45 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 Analyse ethical practice in real estate.

1.1Research and examine the foundation for ethical practice applicable to real estate and its relationship to ethical behaviour.
1.2Explain ethical consideration in personal decision-making.
1.3Analyse and examine statutory and industry standards, codes of practice or codes of conduct in relation to ethical practice in real estate.

2 Interpret consumer protection requirements in real estate.

2.1Access, read and interpret consumer protection requirements in real estate to identify risks. - risks to consumer - risk to agency - risk to industry - personal risk.
2.2Explain the impact of fraudulent activities on consumer and agency.

3 Source and review ethical practices in real estate.

3.1Source and review statutory and industry standards and codes of practice or codes of conduct for ethical practice in real estate.
3.2Describe ethical practice standards for privacy, confidentiality and security of customer information.
3.3Review and explain ethical standards for: - privacy, confidentiality and security of customer information - disclosure of material facts, conflict of interest and referrals - price guide recommendations.
3.4Describe communication strategies for clear representations of consumer rights and responsibilities, and complaints resolution processes.
3.5Demonstrate appropriate communication strategies for ethical practice in relationships with customers, clients and external agencies.

4 Examine strategies to resolve concerns

4.1Research and record sources of specialist advice about ethical practice in real estate.
4.2Explain strategies to respond to concerns about discrepancies between personal or agency practice and real estate ethical practice standards.

Performance evidence

a description of the unethical practice
an explanation of how the unethical practice relates to consumer protection requirements
an explanation of real estate ethical standards and codes of conduct or codes of practice related to the prosecution, including those that could have been applied and would demonstrate ethical practice
options available to respond to a discrepancy between unethical practice and ethical practice standards including sources of specialist advice.

Knowledge evidence

principles of ethical practice and their application in real estate:
client protection
client focus
fairness
honesty
respect
clear communication
professional courtesy
confidentiality, security of information and privacy
risks to clients, agency, industry, community and self, arising from real estate transactions and fraudulent activities
legislation relevant to real estate agent practices and consumer protection in the state or territory:
real estate agents and licensing
property sales and management
privacy
fair trading and consumer protection
discrimination
work health and safety/occupational health and safety
environmental (sustainability)
employment and industrial relations
foreign investment
secret commissions
codes and standards for ethical practice in real estate
penalties for breaches of codes and standards for ethical practice in real estate
ethical practice in real estate:
maintaining and developing industry qualifications, licences, competency and currency
maintaining knowledge of relevant legislation and truly demonstrating this knowledge in real estate activities and transactions
complying with fiduciary duty and obligations
acting with honesty, fairness and professionalism
exercising skill, care and diligence
acting in the best interest of clients
following principal’s instructions unless unlawful
maintaining confidentiality and security of information
obtaining and acting according to client authority and instructions
maintaining independence and disclosing and managing potential conflicts of interest
disclosing real and potential conflicts of interest, including disclosing material particulars or material facts, beneficial interests, commission, rebates
making sure advertising and communications are not false or misleading
using clear communication in all dealings with all parties to the real estate transaction, including providing written documents and signed documents
behaviours considered unethical
strategies to respond to concerns and discrepancies between personal or agency practice and real estate standards for ethical practice
role of procedures, forms and documents in managing risk of unethical practice
sources of advice about ethical practices:
industry bodies
regulators
technical experts
communication strategies for responding to client complaints.

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