correctly matches makes valid arguments to makes valid argument and jurisdiction to simple, given account for differences draws conclusions contexts. between powers and accounting for differences jurisdiction of differing levels between powers and of enforcement. jurisdiction of differing levels of enforcement. ◊See glossary of terms used in standards at the end of this section of the course document. 6: DESCRIBE AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER LAW AND ITS APPLICATION RATING ‘C’ RATING ‘B’ RATING ‘A’ The learner: The learner: The learner: correctly identifies◊ rights of correctly describes◊ rights of explains◊ rights of consumer consumer under Australian consumer under Australian under Australian consumer consumer law consumer law, and identifies law, and explains why situations when consumers consumers are not are not protected by such protected by such law in all law* situations correctly identifies correctly describes explains responsibilities of responsibilities of consumers responsibilities of consumers consumers and traders, and and traders in simple, given and traders in a range of applies these to a wide range contexts** given contexts of contexts correctly identifies sources correctly describes sources explains sources of legal of legal advice and assistance of legal advice and assistance advice and assistance available to consumers available to consumers available to consumers, and compares their relative effectiveness to meet specific needs correctly identifies consumer correctly describes explains consumer law law dispute resolution consumer law dispute dispute resolution processes, processes, and resolution processes, and and assesses◊ appropriateness of process discusses appropriateness of appropriateness of disputes to simple, given disputes. disputes to processes. to processes. ◊See glossary of terms used in standards at the end of this section of the course document.
correctly matches jurisdiction to simple, given contexts. makes valid arguments to account for differences between powers and jurisdiction of differing levels of enforcement. makes valid argument and draws conclusions accounting for differences between powers and jurisdiction of differing levels of enforcement. ◊See glossary of terms used in standards at the end of this section of the course document. 6: DESCRIBE AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER LAW AND ITS APPLICATION RATING ‘C’ RATING ‘B’ RATING ‘A’ The learner: The learner: The learner: correctly identifies◊ rights of consumer under Australian consumer law correctly describes◊ rights of consumer under Australian consumer law, and identifies situations when consumers are not protected by such law* explains◊ rights of consumer under Australian consumer law, and explains why consumers are not protected by such law in all situations correctly identifies responsibilities of consumers and traders in simple, given contexts** correctly describes responsibilities of consumers and traders in a range of given contexts explains responsibilities of consumers and traders, and applies these to a wide range of contexts correctly identifies sources of legal advice and assistance available to consumers correctly describes sources of legal advice and assistance available to consumers explains sources of legal advice and assistance available to consumers, and compares their relative effectiveness to meet specific needs correctly identifies consumer law dispute resolution processes, and appropriateness of process to simple, given disputes. correctly describes consumer law dispute resolution processes, and discusses appropriateness of disputes to processes. explains consumer law dispute resolution processes, and assesses◊ appropriateness of disputes to processes. ◊See glossary of terms used in standards at the end of this section of the course document.