SFICPL302 — Exercise compliance powers

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What an assessment for SFICPL302 must cover

38 assessable components: 4 elements (14 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 12 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 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 Conduct searches of property, vessels and vehicles

1.1Confirm decision to enter and/or search is made and conducted according to lawful authority and jurisdictional procedures
1.2Ensure search process is comprehensive and adheres to operational policy and procedures
1.3Seize or collect, record and store property according to jurisdictional policy and legislative requirements
1.4Apply tactical communication as required, according to jurisdictional guidelines, professional codes of conduct and with minimum risk to self, colleagues and the public
1.5Document any damage and/or injuries incurred according to jurisdictional policy

2 Caution, report or arrest persons

2.1Identify and investigate breaches of the law according to relevant jurisdictional law, policy and procedures
2.2Ensure that the decision to caution, report or arrest is made at the discretion of the officer and is conveyed to the person concerned according to jurisdictional guidelines, professional codes of conduct and with minimum risk to self, colleagues and the public
2.3Prepare and submit relevant and accurate documentation as required by law and/or jurisdictional policy
2.4Transport suspects for further processing according to their legal rights and jurisdictional policy

3 Afford rights to suspects

3.1Treat suspects in a fair, equitable and non-discriminatory manner, and with consideration to cultural sensitivities
3.2Ensure suspects are made aware of, and provided with, their legal entitlements under relevant jurisdictional laws and procedures

4 Assess and preserve crime/incident scenes and assist in the investigation process

4.1Assess crime or incident scenes for future investigation requirements
4.2Secure crime or incident scenes to facilitate potential future investigatory activity, where necessary
4.3Ensure all actions and reports taken at crime or incident scenes optimise the gathering and preservation of evidence and its lawful presentation in court

Performance evidence

applying a search warrant
using discretion to caution or arrest person/s
applying defensive tactics, conflict resolution, mediation and/or incident de-escalation as required by the situation
communicating clear and appropriate instructions and directives to suspects and other members of the public
preparing accurate reports and documentation as required by the jurisdiction
containing and preserving the crime or incident scene

Knowledge evidence

human behaviour and the impacts of age, gender, ethnicity, social background and recreational practices, such as use of drugs and alcohol
relevant state or territory jurisdictional laws and procedures for search and entry
relevant state, territory or Commonwealth jurisdictional laws, by-laws and regulations relating to offences against state, territory and Commonwealth fisheries, existence of any land rights and customary fishing practices
relevant state or territory jurisdictional policy and procedures covering reactive operational safety issues and practices
exercising discretion in relation to jurisdiction guidelines and professional codes of conduct
potential risks associated with operational policing
reporting requirements in relation to operational safety matters
requirements for crime or incident scene preservation and investigation, as far as it relates to non-compliance with fisheries management regulations
strategies to optimise safety under a range of operational scenarios
use of tactical communications, including conflict resolution, mediation and incident de-escalation techniques
the 'use of force', and its legal implications when exercising compliance powers
relevant sections of Anti-Discrimination Act and Disability Act

Foundation skills

Numeracy: Determines quantities of seized property
Reading: Identifies and interprets relevant information and requirements of jurisdictional laws, by-laws and regulations and professional codes of conduct
Writing: Prepares compliance reports and documents information
Navigate the world of work: Interprets and follows regulatory requirements, and seeks clarification or other assistance when required
Interact with others: Uses appropriate vocabulary, conventions and protocols, including technical language relevant to role, to convey compliance requirements and breaches, suspect rights, outcomes and actions Cooperates and collaborates with others to enter and search premises, vessels or vehicles, seize property and arrest individuals
Get the work done: Plans and organises search activities and resources Resolves and de-escalates conflicts; makes decisions about appropriate compliance response

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Questions about assessing SFICPL302

What does an assessment tool for SFICPL302 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SFICPL302 needs to address all 38 unit components: 4 elements with 14 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 12 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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