RIIGOV501DIdentify, implement and maintain legal compliance requirements

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37 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 9 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 Provide information about the scope of compliance procedures

  • 1.1Access, interpret and apply regulatory and business documentation, and ensure the work activity is compliant
  • 1.2Verbally explain relevant provisions of legislation and code of practice and how they impact on business arrangements
  • 1.3Provide written compliance information to others on the organisation’s policies, procedures, programs and business arrangements within the legal compliance context
  • 1.4Evaluate work practices and amend to meet compliance requirements
  • 1.5Maintain the standards of compliance procedures
  • 1.6Clarify actions and the implication of noncompliance to others

2 Implement and monitor management of compliance

  • 2.1Implement and monitor legal compliance management systems and procedures to maximise compliance opportunities
  • 2.2Search for, identify, review and report on legal compliance requirements regularly
  • 2.3Periodically review resourcing of legal compliance and informing appropriate parties promptly
  • 2.4Ensure everyone has the opportunity to contribute to compliance issues
  • 2.5Ensure information is stored and reviewed appropriately

3 Implement, monitor and prioritise compliance requirements

  • 3.1Collect and review information on legal compliance and report any existing or potential noncompliance issues
  • 3.2Evaluate and clarify compliance information to all relevant personnel
  • 3.3Identify implications of noncompliance
  • 3.4Group legal compliance requirements into critical, important and incidental classifications
  • 3.5Prioritise appropriate measures and implement to prevent or minimise reoccurrence of noncompliance

4 Implement, monitor and document procedures and training for compliance

  • 4.1Identify, implement, monitor and provide documentation on training needs and workplace procedures to ensure compliance
  • 4.2Monitor and report compliance training measures to relevant personnel
  • 4.3Implement compliance training programs in consultation with relevant personnel
  • 4.4Identify and report in writing inadequacies in existing compliance measures and resource allocation to management

Performance evidence

  • locates and applies relevant legislation, documentation, policies and procedures
  • explains complex compliance information to others
  • provides coaching and mentoring to others that encourage compliance
  • performance manages others when noncompliance is identified
  • organising and review information on compliance requirements
  • applying legislative, business and site requirements and procedures for identification, implementation and maintenance of legal compliance requirements
  • maintaining legal and business compliance procedures and policies
  • using effective consultative mechanisms to negotiate compliance processes and procedures appropriate to statutory/legal requirements

Knowledge evidence

  • rights and responsibilities of contracts, individuals business
  • environmental compliance
  • insurance requirements
  • contractual rights and responsibilities
  • record-keeping and reporting
  • grievances and complaints equitably and consistently
  • continuous improvement processes for compliance
  • relevant Australian and international standards
  • relevant organisation policies and procedures

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