CHCLEG001 Work Legally and Ethically - Assessments

CHCLEG001
Work legally
and ethically
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Assessments
RTO NO 41373
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CHCLEG001
Work legally and ethically – Assessments
Part A – Questions
Question 1 Which two Acts set legislative guidelines about
how information should be collected, disclosed,
used and stored and what do these Acts cover?
Answer The Privacy Act of 1988 and Privacy and Data
Protection Act of 2014 are the two legislations
which provides the guidelines for the same. The
act holds the provisions regarding the personal
sensitive informations of the individuals including
records regarding their , health , criminal and
membership in various forms.
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Question 2 List two types of laws that relate to the role of a
community services worker and provide an
example of each.
Answer The Aged Care Act of 1997, which sates the
provisions regarding the senior workforce of
the organisation. The other is of the Disability
Discrimination Act of 1992, which prohibits the
discrimination in the organisation on the basis
of disability of any individual.
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Question 3 Provide one consequence of breaching a child
protection Act.
Answer If there stands a case where any child has been
harmed or one fail to exercise his duty of care
towards child. Then in such scenario one needs to
face the consequences of his negligent act and
also action can be taken with respect to the
searching or entering the concerned premises.
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Question 4 Provide two Acts which organisations within
Australia must comply with to prevent
discrimination and foster equality of opportunity.
Answer The act of Age Discrimination o0f 2004, which
specifically states the provisions regarding the
discrimination of the ageing population of the
Australia. The other is of the Disability
Discrimination Act of 1992, which states
regulations regarding the prohibition of
discrimination of the people which lies on the basis
of disability.
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Question 5 Provide a definition of dignity of risk.
Answer The term mainly is defined as a legal right which
every individual owns irrespective of any disability,
to make choices of his own and take risks with
respect to grow, learn and have a better quality of
life. The idea behind the concept is that the
experiences of life comes along with an element of
risk.
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Question 6 What are two consequences of breaching your
duty of care?
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