SFICPL502 — Contribute to fisheries management

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What an assessment for SFICPL502 must cover

24 assessable components: 3 elements (8 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 7 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 Contribute to fisheries management meetings

1.1Read and interpret minutes, agenda and other distributed documentation in advance of meetings, and undertake further research or seek advice as required
1.2Raise issues that are supported by statistical data and jurisdictional law and policy
1.3Ensure conduct at meetings is professional and according to accepted meeting etiquette

2 Assist with fisheries management

2.1Make arrangements to provide data collection service and sampling service to fisheries management committee or other organisations contributing to fisheries management, as required
2.2Provide information relating to fisheries management and fisheries management issues

3 Support fisheries management through compliance

3.1Consult industry in setting compliance agency goals and performance standards
3.2Use compliance education and awareness to promote fisheries management principles to industry and community
3.3Seek feedback from industry on effectiveness of compliance in fisheries management

Performance evidence

preparing for and contributing effectively to at least one fisheries management meeting
providing data and information to fisheries management stakeholders on at least one occasion
conducting a consultation process to evaluate the effectiveness of a fisheries compliance requirement

Knowledge evidence

advantages and disadvantages of input and output management strategy controls for fisheries
formal meeting procedures
Indigenous land rights and cultural activities, including traditional fishing methods
population dynamics of species specific to the fishery and their impact on management strategies: characteristics of fish population, methods of determining growth habits, methods of determining stock abundance, movement patterns of species, recruitment to the fishery, reproductive patterns of species, schooling habits of species
methods of monitoring fishing effort in fishery
process for implementing management decisions for state, territory and Commonwealth fisheries
scientific and economic concepts pertaining to fisheries management: Maximum Economic Yield (MEY), Maximum Sustainable Yields (MSY), impact of technological creep (advancements and changes in technology) on fishing effort and fishing mortality, Total Allowable Catch (TAC) and Individual Transferable Quota (ITQ)

Foundation skills

Numeracy: Interprets and calculates numerical, statistical and graphical measurements and data related to fisheries management
Reading: Reads, interprets, analyses and evaluates fisheries management and compliance documentation Accesses, selects and tailors data and information from a broad range of mostly familiar sources
Writing: Integrates information and ideas from a range of sources into a range of familiar documents and reports
Navigate the world of work: Interprets and applies knowledge of fisheries management principles to own role
Interact with others: Selects and uses appropriate vocabulary, conventions and protocols, including technical language, to convey and clarify fisheries management information with others
Get the work done: Uses computer technology and digital equipment related to facilitation of fisheries meetings

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