Consequences of non-compliance.

 Key areas of compliance including all specific legislation, common law, codes, rules and standards (for examples of compliance requirements refer learner guide pp 4-7)

 The consequences of non-compliance are listed against each activity.

 Assign a priority rating to each requirement:

 Priority 1 assigned to those that are critical and central to the organisation’s operations.

 Priority 2 assigned to those that are important in some circumstances but are not central to the organisation’s operations.

 Priority 3 assigned to those that are pertinent but are incidental to the organisation’s operations.

Appendix B – Compliance report template

Note: An example of requirements is included in line 1.

Business activities and responsibilities Compliance requirements ie legislation, regulations, case law, standards, codes of conduct, codes of practice, etc. Consequences of non-compliance.

Examples: imprisonment, fines, loss of accreditation, ongoing viability of the business, loss of goodwill, etc. Priority rating

1, 2 or 3

Example: Legal services pre-contractual negotiations (including advertising) Competition and Consumer Act 2010,

Schedule 2 – Australian Consumer Law

Misleading and deceptive conduct (s18)

Other specific false or misleading representations (ss29, 34)

Single price provisions (s48) For body corporate up to $1,100,00

For other up to $220,000

Loss of goodwill 1 – 3

Dependant

on the organisation

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2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Project manager Signature Date

Project client/owner/sponsor Signature Date

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