A practical, visual course on the one compliance topic almost everyone will face: the moment your private interests brush up against your work duties. Learn to tell an actual conflict from a potential or perceived one, where your duty to disclose actually comes from, how a declared conflict is managed through the six Rs and how conflicts show up in procurement, recruitment, secondary employment and family or related-party dealings, with diagrams, quick self-checks, a workplace decision scenario and notes on the integrity body that covers your jurisdiction.
~35 minutes100% online, self-paced6 months access from the day of course start
What You Will Learn
Define a conflict of interest and distinguish actual, potential and perceived conflicts from a conflict of duty
Identify where your duty to disclose comes from, including directors' duties under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and the public sector codes of conduct
Make a declaration that is timely, written and detailed enough for someone else to manage
Apply proportionate controls to a declared conflict using the six Rs, and record them in a register
Recognise conflict risk in procurement, recruitment, secondary employment and related-party dealings, and know what happens when a conflict is not declared
Course Content
1. What a conflict of interest really is
2. The duty to disclose
3. Managing a declared conflict
4. Where conflicts actually bite
5. When a conflict is not declared
6. Apply it: a workplace decision scenario
Final Assessment - 10 questions, 80% pass mark, retakes available
Who This Course Is For
All staff, contractors, managers, board members and public sector employees who make or influence decisions about purchasing, hiring, approvals, grants, contracts or people and anyone asked to complete a conflict of interest declaration.
Accreditation: This is a non-accredited awareness course. It does not issue a unit of competency or a formal qualification, and it is general information only, not legal advice. It does not replace your organisation's own conflict of interest policy, code of conduct, procurement or probity rules, your obligations as a director or public official or advice from a qualified legal or integrity professional about your specific situation.
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$39 per person
$39.00
Prices are in Australian dollars and include GST.
Duration
~35 minutes
Format
100% online, self-paced
Lessons
6
Assessment
10 questions (80% to pass)
Certificate
Instant, verifiable
Access period
6 months access from the day of course start
Who it’s for
All staff, contractors, managers, board members and public sector employees who make or influence decisions about purchasing, hiring, approvals, grants, contracts or people and anyone asked to complete a conflict of interest declaration.
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