CPPSCM4009 — Access and interpret legislation in strata community management

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What an assessment for CPPSCM4009 must cover

73 assessable components: 4 elements (11 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 53 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 Identify and interpret legislation.

1.1Identify the legislative framework for strata community management and source guidance material to support interpretation of legislation.
1.2Identify and access source documents for legislation and regulations relating to strata community management.
1.3Apply relevant rules and techniques to interpret legislation relevant to strata community management.
1.4Source and apply common law principles relating to strata community management.

2 Maintain knowledge of current legislation and track changes.

2.1Identify own responsibility to access, read, interpret and apply legislation to strata community management.
2.2Identify and apply techniques to access current and point-in-time versions of legislation.
2.3Identify and apply techniques for tracking changes and amendments to legislation.

3 Comply with ethical conduct requirements.

3.1Source ethical conduct requirements for strata community managers which are stipulated in legislated duties or codes of conduct.
3.2Interpret ethical obligations from legislated duties or codes of conduct and apply to strata community management work activities to ensure compliance.

4 Identify and record processes to resolve regulatory concerns.

4.1Identify and record processes to investigate discrepancies in the application of legislation to strata community management.
4.2Identify and record processes to respond to identified discrepancies to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements for strata community management.

Performance evidence

accessing and interpreting a minimum of two pieces of legislation that apply to strata community management in the jurisdiction of operation, and providing a documented report that includes:
full titles of legislation: one Commonwealth and one state/territory statute
where the chosen legislation is applicable
the purpose of each of the pieces of chosen legislation
the key components of the pieces of chosen legislation
two breaches specified within the legislation and the penalties or consequences for each breach
how to identify the currency of the chosen legislation
how the chosen legislation impacts a strata community
explaining the process for addressing discrepancies in the application of legislation to strata community management duties.

Knowledge evidence

breaches of legislation and associated penalties or consequences in the jurisdiction of operation
common problems with interpreting legislation and consequences of misinterpreting legislation
ethical conduct requirements and obligations of strata community managers based on legislated duties or codes of conduct
interrelationship between pieces of legislation
key components of legislation:
Acts
regulations
amendments
mandatory codes of practice and Australian Standards
schedules
appendices
key principles for reading and interpreting legislation:
aids to interpret legislation:
external: interpretations of legislation, Acts, Hansard/parliamentary papers, legal dictionaries and previous judicial interpretations
internal: objectives, legislation to be accessed as a whole, definitions and interpretation sections in legislation, headings and margin notes
express mention of one thing to the exclusion of another
language conventions and expressions:
and/or
gender
hierarchy
includes
may, should and must
words interpreted through their connection with other words
words with the same meaning
legal framework in Australia and the jurisdiction of operation:
common law
contract law
equity law
statute law
legislative requirements of tiered management structures relevant to the jurisdiction of operation
role of regulators in the jurisdiction of operation relevant to legislation associated with strata community management
sources of, and legislation relevant to strata community management in the jurisdiction of operation:
equal opportunity, anti-discrimination and disability discrimination
civil liability
dispute resolution
environmental protection (sustainability)
fair trading and consumer protection
privacy
work health and safety (WHS)
sources of guidance to support interpretation of legislation applicable to strata community management
structure of legislation:
long title
short title
commencement
application
contents
definitions
headings
parts
divisions and subdivisions
clauses and subclauses
schedules and appendices
techniques to identify and track changes to legislation, including point-in-time versions and current versions.

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