Elements and Performance Criteria
- 1. Identify the type of client and the client's needs, interests and rights
- Confirm whether the client is a beneficiary, minor beneficiary or represented person
- Identify the needs, interests and rights of the client and the relevant fiduciary duties and substituted decision-making principles that should be applied in dealing with the client
- Identify broader ethical issues associated with the delivery of traditional trustee company services to the client
- Apply legal and ethical principles to fiduciary duty and decision-making
- Identify the legal requirements necessary to discharge a fiduciary duty, to act as a substituted decision-maker and to act ethically
- 2.2 Make decisions in relation to the client which meet the client's needs, are in the client's best interest and uphold the client's rights
- Support and encourage clients to exercise their rights without compromising their safety and that of others
- 2.4 Inform other relevant stakeholders of the client's needs, interests and rights
- Maintain a working knowledge of trustee fiduciary duties and substituted decision-making and ethical principles
- Access relevant legal and organisational sources to ensure current knowledge of fiduciary duty, substituted decision-making and ethical principles
- Modify any client services, processes and procedures where necessary to comply with current fiduciary duty, substituted decision-making and ethical principles
- Identify the type of client and the client's needs, interests and rights
- Confirm whether the client is a beneficiary, minor beneficiary or represented person
- Identify the needs, interests and rights of the client and the relevant fiduciary duties and substituted decision-making principles that should be applied in dealing with the client
- Identify broader ethical issues associated with the delivery of traditional trustee company services to the client