BSBINS514Contribute to records retention and disposal schedule

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34 assessable components: 3 elements (18 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 5 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 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 Analyse information management requirements

  • 1.1Research and analyse information management environment and legal, business and societal context for the organisation
  • 1.2Establish and document organisation’s relevant accountability and information requirements
  • 1.3Analyse a range of documentation sources, and identify existing relevant information management requirements
  • 1.4Review and update risk analysis for the organisation, as required, in accordance with relevant standards
  • 1.5Research and analyse usage patterns of existing records to identify users, and periods and purposes of use
  • 1.6Consult and document user views on their needs and accessibility of the records
  • 1.7Update and document relevant information management requirements according to review analysis and consultation of users

2 Identify required disposal status of records

  • 2.1Identify and review the organisation’s business processes from existing functional analyses or consult relevant stakeholders
  • 2.2Establish relevant information management activities in the functional analysis
  • 2.3Develop and document disposal classes according to the boundaries of the transactions and activities which make up the organisation’s processes
  • 2.4Develop disposal status and retention periods for each disposal class from an analysis of relevant documentation sources, legal requirements, access classifications, user consultation and review of risk analysis
  • 2.5Review disposal status and retention periods for each disposal class in relation to the relevant use of the records, the relationship with other organisational activities, and other relevant requirements
  • 2.6Describe disposal actions for each disposal class in the relevant documentation

3 Document disposal status and retention periods

  • 3.1Test and confirm retention and disposal documentation contains details of business activities, records classes, and required disposal actions
  • 3.2Identify and assign responsibility for implementing disposal actions for records from retention and disposal documentation
  • 3.3Describe disposal class and status, and disposal actions in the approved retention and disposal documentation
  • 3.4Compile and retain documentation of the analysis and related information with the approved retention and disposal documentation
  • 3.5Submit retention and disposal documentation for approval to relevant individual or body

Performance evidence

  • research records created by an organisation and create a detailed retention and disposal schedule within legislative and organisational parameters that includes disposal classes applying to at least three organisational functions.
  • work closely with record creators and users to determine their needs and access requirements
  • complete documentation for submission to the relevant authority for approval.

Knowledge evidence

  • key provisions of relevant legislation, regulations and standards that affect information management systems
  • relevant organisational, jurisdictional and subsidiary functions, activities, structure, policies, strategies and processes
  • risk analysis applied to records systems
  • key aspects of disposal actions and the circumstances in which each could be used
  • key principles and processes of records management and records management systems.

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Critically analyses documentation from a variety of sources to identify specific criteria and consolidates information to determine requirements
  • Writing: Uses language, concepts, formatting and terminology appropriate to organisation and purpose to convey explicit information
  • Oral Communication: Uses active listening and questioning techniques to obtain and clarify information from record users
  • Numeracy: Performs mathematical calculations to analyse usage data and to interpret patterns and trends Measures periods of time by performing basic mathematical calculations
  • Self-management: Monitors adherence to organisational policies, standards, and all legislative and regulatory requirements Considers own role in terms of its contribution to broader goals of the work environment
  • Planning and organising: Develops plans to manage relatively complex, non-routine tasks with an awareness of how they may contribute to longer term operational and strategic goals
  • Problem solving: Recognises and addresses some unfamiliar problems of increasing complexity within own scope
  • Technology: Uses digital tools and technologies in the information management process

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