RGRROP408Perform duties of betting supervisor or steward at greyhound or horse race meetings

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35 assessable components: 3 elements (14 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 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 Gather information relating to market prices and fluctuations

  • 1.1Interpret previous race performance of greyhounds or horses
  • 1.2Determine the expected form of the racing greyhounds or horses
  • 1.3Collect, interpret and report betting information to stewards
  • 1.4Monitor, note and report fluctuations and anomalies in prices to stewards prior to race
  • 1.5Monitor bookmakers’ telephone calls
  • 1.6Monitor internet wagering activity
  • 1.7Observe activities in betting ring and surrounds

2 Mediate in betting disputes

  • 2.1Clarify wagering disputes
  • 2.2Investigate wagering disputes according to the rules of racing and legislative requirements
  • 2.3Resolve or refer wagering disputes to stewards

3 Inspect betting ledgers and other records of transactions

  • 3.1Compare accepted wagers with legislative requirements
  • 3.2Review bookmakers’ ledgers and other records for compliance with rules of racing and legislative requirements
  • 3.3Compile and present evidence of suspected non-compliance by bookmakers or their employees to chief steward or other designated personnel
  • 3.4Seize and receipt ledgers and other documentation for further investigation if non-compliance is suspected

Performance evidence

  • compiled and interpreted betting information and fluctuations
  • monitored betting and wagering activity
  • mediated betting disputes according to racing protocols and rules of racing
  • analysed and interpreted bookmakers’ ledgers, totalisator and other systems
  • implemented the requirements, procedures and instructions that apply to monitoring wagering activity.

Knowledge evidence

  • roles of racing industry personnel, including bookmakers, clerks and stewards
  • rules of racing and legislative requirements relating to laying of bets, including: - rights and obligations of punters - bookmakers and other suppliers of wagering products - managing non-compliance
  • procedures for managing conflict and handling wagering disputes
  • organisational policies and procedures and industry terminology relating to race meeting wagering
  • effects of race-related activity on betting and wagering, including: - race incidents on animal performance - track conditions and ratings - course layout and rail placement
  • wagering trends, including odds fluctuations and unusual betting patterns
  • protocols and procedures for communicating with stewards, and licensed and other racing industry personnel and the public, including: - presenting evidence - reporting irregularities and problems
  • types of documentation and interpretation maintained by bookmakers
  • equipment and systems used in work role, and procedures for its operation and maintenance.

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Read and interpret wagering information and other racing documentation and rules of racing
  • Writing: Provide clear and concise reports on race performance using industry-recognised language
  • Numeracy: Perform mathematical calculations to interpret complex wagering and financial information, and record results
  • Oral communication: Report to racing officials in a clear and concise manner on race and wagering performance
  • Navigate the world of work: Take full responsibility for following policies and procedures, rules of racing and legislative requirements, identifying organisational implications of new legislation or regulation
  • Interact with others: Manage conflict through the recognition of contributing factors and by implementing strategies to resolve conflict
  • Get the work done: Use the main features and functions of digital tools to complete work tasks and access information on wagering and race performance - Use observation skills effectively to monitor activities in betting ring and surrounds

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