FINAL ACTIVITY 1 – Theoretical Questions Short Answers Compliance Stream C & D (C000362) – Defence CBR

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

List 5 ways that accountability and transparency requirements can be met for all procurement activities.

What are the requirements for officials in relation to recording approvals related to procurement and contracting?

How are contract arrangements publicised by the Government?

What are the contract reporting thresholds for a NCCE and Prescribed CCE?

What timeframe must contracts and amendments above those thresholds be reported within?

What are the requirements for reporting Standing Offers?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

List 5 ways that accountability and transparency requirements can be met for all procurement activities.

What are the requirements for officials in relation to recording approvals related to procurement and contracting?

How are contract arrangements publicised by the Government?

What are the contract reporting thresholds for a NCCE and Prescribed CCE?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

List 5 ways that accountability and transparency requirements can be met for all procurement activities.

What are the requirements for officials in relation to recording approvals related to procurement and contracting?

How are contract arrangements publicised by the Government?

What are the contract reporting thresholds for a NCCE and Prescribed CCE?

What are the requirements for reporting Standing Offers?

What are the requirements for officials in relation to recording approvals related to procurement and contracting?

How are contract arrangements publicised by the Government?

What are the contract reporting thresholds for a NCCE and Prescribed CCE?

What are the requirements for reporting Standing Offers?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

What are the requirements for reporting Standing Offers?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

List 5 ways that accountability and transparency requirements can be met for all procurement activities.

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

What are the requirements for reporting Standing Offers?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

List 5 ways that accountability and transparency requirements can be met for all procurement activities.

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

What are the requirements for reporting Standing Offers?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

List 5 ways that accountability and transparency requirements can be met for all procurement activities.

What are the requirements for reporting Standing Offers?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

List 5 ways that accountability and transparency requirements can be met for all procurement activities.

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

According to the CPRs, there are 3 ways that a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2 rules. Identify the 3 exemptions and provide reference numbers.

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements? Provide the section numbers and title that relate to your chosen principles.

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in Question 1 and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. Where would you go to find the latest version of this legislation?
3. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
4. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
5. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
6. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

Provide 4 best practice planning considerations that should be managed in planning machinery of government changes.

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

According to the CPRs, there are 3 ways that a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2 rules. Identify the 3 exemptions and provide reference numbers.

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements? Provide the section numbers and title that relate to your chosen principles.

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in Question 1 and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. Where would you go to find the latest version of this legislation?
3. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
4. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
5. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
6. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

Provide 4 best practice planning considerations that should be managed in planning machinery of government changes.

What are the requirements for reporting Standing Offers?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

List 5 ways that accountability and transparency requirements can be met for all procurement activities.

What are the requirements for reporting Standing Offers?

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in FINAL ACTIVITY 1 short answers Question 1(a) and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
3. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
4. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
5. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

What best practice issues should be considered in planning machinery of government changes?

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements?

According to the CPRs, is there any way a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2?

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

List 5 ways that accountability and transparency requirements can be met for all procurement activities.

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

According to the CPRs, there are 3 ways that a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2 rules. Identify the 3 exemptions and provide reference numbers.

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements? Provide the section numbers and title that relate to your chosen principles.

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in Question 1 and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. Where would you go to find the latest version of this legislation?
3. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
4. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
5. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
6. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?

Identify 3 pieces of legislation that apply to Government procurement and explain why they apply.

Provide 4 best practice planning considerations that should be managed in planning machinery of government changes.

What must be considered when developing cost estimates for new procurement proposals?

According to the CPRs, there are 3 ways that a procurement process that reaches or exceeds the relevant thresholds may be conducted via limited tender or be exempt from Division 2 rules. Identify the 3 exemptions and provide reference numbers.

The Commonwealth Procurement Rules (CPRs) advise that Value for Money (VFM) is the core principle that applies to all procurement activities. In addition to VFM, what are three other principles outlined in the CPRs that apply to all procurements? Provide the section numbers and title that relate to your chosen principles.

Select one of the pieces of Legislation identified in Question 1 and use it as the basis for answering the following questions.
1. How would you research and analyse the impact that the legislation could have on a new procurement activity you are undertaking?
2. Where would you go to find the latest version of this legislation?
3. What work practices would you adopt to ensure your own compliance with the legislative requirements?
4. How would you ensure that other staff members and suppliers comply with the legislation?
5. How would you monitor compliance with the legislation?
6. What actions would you take if you discovered any non-compliance against the legislation?