FNSORG602 — Develop and manage financial systems

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What an assessment for FNSORG602 must cover

35 assessable components: 4 elements (17 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 7 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 Establish financial system requirements

1.1Consult relevant stakeholders and analyse existing financial plans to determine financial system requirements for efficient financial administration
1.2Identify and record reporting and procedural requirements that affect the organisation for future reference
1.3Include satisfactory security mechanism for internal financial audit controls in system specifications
1.4Identify risks to financial viability and cost contingency strategies to manage risk

2 Design financial management systems

2.1Access sources of competent assistance and use advice to secure financial records and assets
2.2Ensure financial management system design provides accurate and timely information about organisation’s transactions, working capital and cash flow
2.3Identify, acquire and implement installation of equipment and software needed for operation of system to support organisation’s transactions
2.4Ensure financial reporting requirements are known and used by relevant personnel
2.5Ensure established financial reports provide accurate and timely data required for financial decision making
2.6Produce agreed schedules of account recording and reconciliation systems at regular intervals that support organisation’s service provision and business decisions
2.7Ensure mechanisms for review of terms of trade and fee structures are suited to organisation’s needs and meet industry standards
2.8Prepare financial reports at regular intervals in required format to meet external audit requirements

3 Prepare and review financial plans

3.1Link financial plans to reviews of organisation’s strategic business plan to enable timely financial adjustments
3.2Maintain probity in planning and implementation of financial management activities
3.3Ensure financial plans provide reasonable basis for budgeting and ongoing financial management of organisation

4 Monitor and review financial reporting systems

4.1Use financial reporting systems to evaluate organisational performance against agreed performance indicators, and enable timely adjustments to be made to business investments
4.2Monitor financial reports and systems to ensure ease of use by staff authorised to manage organisation’s finances

Performance evidence

determine organisational requirements and design parameters for a financial system
undertake risk assessment, evaluation and management of financial reporting
comply with relevant statutory, regulatory, professional and practice requirements
apply costing and budgeting techniques and tools.

Knowledge evidence

explain the key requirements of legislation and regulations relevant to managing financial systems including: finance, taxation, trust accounts, trade practices, security requirements, ethical requirements
explain accounting and bookkeeping practices required for financial control
outline the key features to be considered in financial system design
explain the key features of organisational administrative systems and practices
explain cost-benefit analysis
outline reporting and auditing requirements for business
explain the types and characteristics of systems, technology and software required to manage the functions of an organisation.

Foundation skills

Reading: Analyses and reviews complex textual and numerical information for relevance, accuracy and compliance with organisational and regulatory requirements
Writing: Uses a range of text types and styles to document stakeholder consultation, identify relevant information from complex texts, determine risk factors and compile reports in required formats
Oral Communication: Engages in detailed oral exchanges using active listening and questioning techniques to establish facts and information Initiates points of clarification using language appropriate to the purpose and audience Uses clear and direct language to confirm understanding and agreement
Numeracy: Applies highly developed knowledge of accounting, budgets and financial planning to analyse and establish effective systems that meet organisational and regulatory requirements Establishes, evaluates and reviews complex mathematical information
Navigate the world of work: Takes a lead role in the development and implementation of systems to meet organisational goals and regulatory requirements Seeks to improve policies and procedures to better meet organisational goals
Interact with others: Selects and uses appropriate conventions and protocols to gain and provide information relevant to financial management
Get the work done: Develops plans to manage relatively complex routine and non-routine tasks with an awareness of how they contribute to broader strategy and goals Sequences, schedules and monitors activities to meet timelines and other organisational requirements Anticipates potential problems and formulates contingency strategies Takes responsibility for high impact decisions in complex situations involving many variables and constraints Uses digital technologies to manage financial operations and actively investigates new technologies for strategic and operational purposes

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What does an assessment tool for FNSORG602 need to cover?

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