FNSPRT416 — Administer powers of attorney and financial administration orders

1 Establish requirements of administrative document

• 1.1Identify and analyse previous instructions and legal, administrative and other supporting documents to establish parameters of role
• 1.2Examine the power of attorney or the financial order and determine the instructions or directions involved
• 1.3Identify and develop strategies for appropriate action to be taken in line with particular circumstances and to resolve potential conflicts during interactions with client

2 Identify client’s assets and liabilities

• 2.1Identify client’s assets and confirm required information and documents are obtained and checked
• 2.2Arrange for any real property to be adequately insured and physically secured, as required
• 2.3Identify client’s liabilities and obtain accurate valuation of assets weighed against liabilities
• 2.4Prepare and make a record of a statement of assets and liabilities according to organisational requirements

3 Manage administration requirements

• 3.1Determine appropriate actions to undertake documented instructions while maintaining client’s best interest
• 3.2Identify client’s financial needs for both income and capital and prepare financial plan and investment strategy with assistance of financial advisers, as required
• 3.3Confirm that regular and periodic payments are established
• 3.4Establish taxation file with Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and prepare regular statements of accounts and tax returns or liaise with client’s accountant where relevant
• 3.5Establish an ongoing communication channel for client and other relevant advisers or stakeholders
• 3.6Respond to client enquiries as required according to organisational policies and procedures

4 Establish process for continuously evaluating and reviewing strategies

• 4.1Establish and implement ongoing review process of financial plan
• 4.2Establish process to review assets and investment strategy periodically and make appropriate changes, ensuring changes are in client’s best interest
• 4.3Implement process to provide ongoing management of client’s assets according to legislative and organisational requirements ensuring that client’s interest is protected
• 4.4Confirm that there is certifiable evidence on any request to handover the appointment

What does an assessment tool for FNSPRT416 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FNSPRT416 needs to address all 35 unit components: 4 elements with 17 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 8 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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