PART A - RESEARCH AND INTERPRET REGULALTORY INFORMATION 1. Research regulatory information. For each policy, you are required to develop you must conduct research on legislative requirements. You must access reliable sources of information to gather information: Read policy documents created by other organisations on the same topic. Research legislation on the Internet. Conduct a meeting with experienced people in the field. Read industry magazines and journals. Seek legal advice. You must contact and speak with at least one regulatory authority to gather information. Send a follow up email to the representative that you spoke with to follow up from your conversation. You must provide your assessor with a copy of your email. You are required to provide references for all information sourced. For each area of compliance, you are required to research and identify the following: - The objectives and key components of local, State, Territory and Commonwealth government laws relevant to the specific area of compliance. - Auditing and inspection routines. Requirements for record keeping (if applicable). Statutory reporting requirements. Risks penalties and consequences ( non-compliance