CPPBPA5008 — Assess strategic planning proposals for compliance with bushfire requirements
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What an assessment for CPPBPA5008 must cover
47 assessable components: 4 elements (15 performance criteria), 13 performance evidence and 19 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 Access and prepare resources for strategic planning proposal.
- 1.1Discuss strategic planning proposal and outcomes with client.
- 1.2Review jurisdictional strategic planning proposal process and regulatory requirements.
- 1.3Access and interpret maps and plans and locate site for strategic planning proposal.
- 1.4Undertake assessment of landscape bushfire hazard for strategic planning proposal with bushfire regulatory requirements.
- 1.5Review codes of practice and other guidance material relevant to strategic planning proposal for bushfire prone areas.
2 Assess compliance with bushfire regulatory requirements for strategic planning proposal.
- 2.1Interpret bushfire regulatory requirements governing strategic planning proposals for bushfire prone areas.
- 2.2Identify key bushfire compliance considerations impacting strategic planning proposal according to bushfire regulatory requirements.
- 2.3Review supplementary reports to identify opportunities and constraints for compliance with bushfire regulatory requirements.
3 Develop options for strategic planning proposal to achieve compliance.
- 3.1Analyse options for compliance with bushfire regulatory requirements.
- 3.2Select options for compliance best suited to proposed development.
- 3.3Discuss options for compliance with client and seek feedback.
- 3.4Review and respond to client feedback and finalise proposal to meet bushfire regulatory requirements.
4 Prepare report for client.
- 4.1Identify submission requirements for strategic planning proposal.
- 4.2Prepare spatial representation of potential impact of bushfire to support submission.
- 4.3Prepare report that demonstrates compliance with regulatory requirements for strategic planning proposals in bushfire prone areas.
Performance evidence
- Assessing at least one (1) strategic planning proposal for compliance with bushfire regulatory requirements for a bushfire prone area, including one (1) of the following: a proposal for a minimum of 50 lots in a peri urban setting, a parcel of land of at least 10 hectares, a structure plan.
- discussing with client and interpreting plans and maps for a strategic planning proposal
- interpreting strategic planning proposal process and jurisdictional bushfire regulatory requirements
- conducting site visits to verify the complexity and bushfire risk of site for strategic planning proposal
- identifying bushfire regulatory requirements governing strategic planning proposals in bushfire prone areas
- assessing supplementary consultant reports for impact on bushfire mitigation measures for strategic planning proposal
- reconciling strategic planning proposal outcomes with bushfire regulatory requirements and supplementary reports
- identifying and recommending options for compliance with bushfire regulatory requirements
- producing a report for application which must include:
- recommendations for compliance with bushfire regulatory requirements
- preparation of a bushfire assessment, a bushfire hazard level map and Bushfire Assessment Level (BAL) contour map specific to the strategic planning proposal and jurisdictional legislative requirement
- plan for bushfire management to accompany strategic planning proposal according to jurisdictional legislation
- other matters specified by jurisdictional legislation for bushfire resilience.
Knowledge evidence
- bushfire regulatory requirements for strategic planning proposals in bushfire prone areas, including federal, state/territory and local planning policies and processes
- bushfire regulatory requirements for strategic planning proposals in bushfire prone areas, including legislation and regulations governing strategic planning proposals
- bushfire regulatory requirements for strategic planning proposals in bushfire prone areas, including compliance of strategic planning proposals with jurisdictional bushfire regulatory requirements
- considerations for strategic planning, including existing infrastructures, including road network and capacity to support evacuation, telecommunications and water supply
- considerations for strategic planning, including existing/neighbouring development
- considerations for strategic planning, including fire mitigation and fire prevention strategies applicable to surrounding area
- considerations for strategic planning, including landscape fire behaviour potential
- considerations for strategic planning, including impact of proposed development on potential risk to the community/occupants
- considerations for strategic planning, including emergency response arrangements, including shelter in place options and community refuges
- considerations for strategic planning, including emergency response arrangements, including evacuation options
- communication skills for consulting with clients and consultants
- interpretation of supplementary consultant reports, legislation and impact on bushfire mitigation, including urban water management
- interpretation of supplementary consultant reports, legislation and impact on bushfire mitigation, including conservation and environment
- interpretation of supplementary consultant reports, legislation and impact on bushfire mitigation, including utilities and services
- interpretation of supplementary consultant reports, legislation and impact on bushfire mitigation, including cultural and heritage
- map making and graphical representation of bushfire risk, including geographic information systems (GIS)
- map making and graphical representation of bushfire risk, including computer-aided drawing (CAD)
- map making and graphical representation of bushfire risk, including map making
- principles of report writing
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What does an assessment tool for CPPBPA5008 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPPBPA5008 needs to address all 47 unit components: 4 elements with 15 performance criteria, 13 performance evidence requirements, 19 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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