PSPPCM014 — Participate in budget and procurement review processes
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45 assessable components: 5 elements (23 performance criteria), 15 performance evidence and 7 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 Comply with the budget cycle
- 1.1Identify and incorporate requirements of legislation, policy and guidelines relevant to the budget cycle into criteria for decision making.
- 1.2Produce calendar of budget cycle, including identification of approval stages and deadlines.
- 1.3Document and explain organisation’s internal budget processes to staff.
- 1.4Develop compliance strategies to ensure budget process obligations are met, including security requirements.
- 1.5Identify consequences of non-compliance with obligations and produce strategies to mitigate non-compliance.
2 Meet cabinet and other approval process
- 2.1Identify and apply appropriate cabinet and/or other approval processes.
- 2.2Use relevant cabinet documentation templates to prepare cabinet papers and submissions.
- 2.3Adhere to security requirements applicable to cabinet papers and other submissions.
- 2.4Meet policy requirements of the organisation applicable to cabinet papers and other submissions.
- 2.5Comply with internal organisational processes for cabinet submissions.
3 Prepare a simple business case
- 3.1Identify outcomes expected of the business case.
- 3.2Prepare work plans in consultation with management and other stakeholders to ensure that business case satisfies guidelines and supports expected outcomes.
- 3.3Seek information to support the business case from inside and outside the organisation and confirm its authenticity and reliability.
- 3.4Organise information gathered into concise, logical arguments to support required outcomes.
- 3.5Arrange appropriate reviewers for the business case and incorporate their comments into the final submission.
4 Comply with government procurement review processes
- 4.1Identify and analyse requirements of legislation, and policy and probity guidelines for procurement reviews for relevance to the procurement activity.
- 4.2Build applicable procurement review processes into activity plan.
- 4.3Prepare plans to ensure procurement reviews undertaken by internal or external bodies are provided with assistance required to achieve the review.
- 4.4Prepare records and information to enable procurement review to be completed in a prompt and efficient way.
5 Implement procurement review recommendations
- 5.1Assess recommendations from procurement review processes against organisational policies and procedures.
- 5.2Address organisation-wide implications of recommendations through communication with areas of the organisation affected by the recommendations.
- 5.3Develop and initiate processes for continuous improvement reflecting the recommendations.
- 5.4Evaluate the implementation of recommendations at appropriate intervals to ensure continuous improvement.
Performance evidence
- consulting and negotiating with stakeholders
- developing concise arguments, using conceptual and reasoning skills
- conveying the required message in potentially hostile situations
- writing reviews, reports, submissions and other complex documents
- reading and applying complex documents, including contracts, legislation and guidelines
- providing feedback
- modelling effective team management approaches
- referring issues to the correct person
- problem-solving skills to apply decision-making processes or methodologies
- anticipating and neutralising potential arguments and objections
- undertaking research and business analysis
- documenting procurement review and budget decisions in an appropriate format
- developing costings for budget and other submissions
- maintaining currency of best practice examples in procurement practice and relevant procurement legislation, policies and procedures
- operate organisational IT systems
Knowledge evidence
- Commonwealth, state or territory, and local government legislation, policies, practices and guidelines relating to budget and procurement review processes, including environmental purchasing and corporate social responsibility guidance
- organisational procurement policies, practices and approval processes
- risk management procedures
- probity principles and issues that relate to budget and procurement processes
- codes of conduct, codes of practice and standards of individual behaviour relating to budget and procurement processes
- risks associated with financial and accounting issues relevant to budget and procurement review processes
- environmental, sustainability and corporate social responsibility principles relevant to budget and procurement review processes
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What does an assessment tool for PSPPCM014 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for PSPPCM014 needs to address all 45 unit components: 5 elements with 23 performance criteria, 15 performance evidence requirements, 7 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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Related units
- PSPPCM002 — Dispose of assets
- PSPPCM004 — Plan procurement
- PSPPCM005 — Develop and distribute requests for offers
- PSPPCM006 — Select providers and develop contracts
- PSPPCM007 — Manage contracts
- PSPPCM008 — Manage contract performance
- PSPPCM009 — Finalise contracts
- PSPPCM010 — Manage procurement risk
- PSPPCM011 — Plan to manage a contract
- PSPPCM012 — Plan for procurement outcomes
- PSPPCM013 — Make procurement decisions
- PSPPCM015 — Conduct and manage coordinated procurement
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