Free CLA Duty of Care Questions and Answers

Question 1

Language assistance is defined as:

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The measures taken to assist people who have limited ability to communicate in English

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Competent oral interpretation

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Doing your best to provide language assistance as quickly as possible under the circumstances

Question 2

Duty of care include:

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Legal, professional, community, organisation

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Professional, personal, organisation, employees

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Community, professional, personal, organisation

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Organisation, legal, employee, personal

Question 3

Professional behaviours include:

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All of the above

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Applying your organisation's policies

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Respecting the parameters of your role in relation to language assistance

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Developing a clear understanding with your colleagues about the boundaries of your role

Question 4

Organisations and bilingual workers can fulfill their duty of care by taking reasonable steps to:

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All of the above

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Identify whether language assistance is required and at what level

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Ensure that members of the public understand the information that is being provided to them.

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Engage a NAATI-certified interpreter when communication exceeds a bilingual worker's capability and assessed the level of language competence.

Question 5

Duty of care may be breached if:

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All of the above

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The bilingual worker and customer or client engage in sidebar conversations

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The customer or client attempts to use the bilingual worker as their advocate

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The bilingual worker does not share the entire conversation

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The bilingual worker uses a language for which they have not been assessed as competent

Question 6

When language assistance exceeds a bilingual worker’s capability and assessed level of language competence, they should continue to assist the customer or client to the best of their ability.

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False

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True

Question 7

As a worker, you have a legal responsibility to keep your customers and clients safe from harm whilst they are using your service and this responsibility is known as duty of care.

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True

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False

Question 8

Specific language proficiency does not necessarily mean that an individual represents a particular culture or is likely to reflect the majority of views in a community.

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True

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False

Question 9

A bilingual worker should take reasonable measures to assess the client’s language skills and make recommendations on whether a certified interpreter needs to be engaged.

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True

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False

Question 10

A bilingual worker should help a client understand a legally binding document.

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False

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True