The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Plan and prepare for the provision of support in administrative law
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Instructions that require the provision of support in administrative law are received and acted upon Completed |
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Circumstances are analysed and the issues are interpreted and clearly defined Completed |
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Prepare and process documents involved in administrative law matters
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Documents are identified, prepared and processed in accordance with legal practices and procedures Completed |
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Letters and other documents are prepared and forwarded to the instructing legal officer Completed |
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Documents for Boards and/or other processes are identified, prepared and processed Completed |
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Incoming documents are checked for completeness and timely delivery and sender is contacted where insufficient information is provided or deadlines are not honoured Completed |
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Requests for information are reviewed with instructing legal officer and identified documents are retrieved, copied and despatched in accordance with legal practices and procedures Completed |
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Perform research to support instructing legal officer
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Files are reviewed and research requirements are determined in conjunction with instructing legal officer Completed |
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Relevant documents and exhibits are retrieved and processed Completed |
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Precedent and case law are retrieved, researched and reviewed, and summaries are made where appropriate Completed |
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Summaries are forwarded to instructing legal officer and explanations are presented where necessary Completed |
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Assist instructing legal officer to prepare for Boards or investigation proceedings
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Different Boards of Inquiry/Investigation and other investigations are identified and appropriate files are prepared Completed |
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File is discussed with instructing legal officer and work is planned and diarised Completed |
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Availability of legal officers is canvassed and details are forwarded to instructing legal officer to facilitate engagement Completed |
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Opposing party's legal representative is contacted on behalf of instructing legal officer and relevant information is exchanged Completed |
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Briefs for legal officers are prepared and delivered in conjunction with instructing legal officer Completed |
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Liaison and communication between instructing legal officer and other parties is facilitated Completed |
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Reminders of pending critical dates are forwarded to relevant persons Completed |
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Conduct Board of Inquiry/Investigation and post board/investigation administration
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Relevant Board of Inquiry/Investigation administrative instruction is prepared/processed Completed |
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Board of Inquiry/Investigation participants are notified of relevant details, including date, time and venue Completed |
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Board of Inquiry/Investigation personnel are notified Completed |
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Post Board of Inquiry/Investigation all documents are collected and archived as appropriate, outcomes are processed, accounts are prepared and relevant reviewing authority is notified Completed |
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