What does 5.5 require?

Accreditation is valid for one year from grant. To keep accredited status the individual must renew annually, providing FPA Australia with evidence of the required CPD points, updated certificates of currency for insurance, the statutory declaration confirming cover for past accredited work and any other information requested, and following FPA Australia's processes and procedures for managing accredited individuals set out in the attachments, including the schedule of fees. A refused renewal may be appealed within 14 days or the individual may reapply after the prescribed period.

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Other controls in Section 5 Obligations of accredited individuals: conditions, insurance, Code of Professional Conduct, CPD and renewal – Australia FPA Australia Fire Protection Accreditation Scheme NSW (1 July 2020 edition)

5.1 Conditions of accreditation: sign the Code of Professional Conduct and abide by it; comply with the Scheme and all relevant legislation, codes and standards; act only within the accredited class, category, level and restrictions and tell everyone concerned of any restriction; notify FPA Australia within 14 days of changes to address, contact, employer or insurance details; hold insurance continuously; undertake CPD; cooperate with any review, audit or investigation and supply documentation; retain accreditation and work records for at least 10 years; renew annually; never claim competence beyond the accreditation held; and declare no current suspension or revocation in the last five years under another fire safety scheme
5.2 Insurance: hold at least 10 million dollars public and product liability and professional indemnity of 2 million dollars inclusive or 1 million dollars exclusive of defence costs per claim; the professional indemnity policy must list all accredited work activities, be in the individual's or company's name alone and cover past accredited work for up to 10 years; provide certificates of currency, keep cover continuous with updated certificates, and at renewal declare by statutory declaration that past work remains covered, including where a former employer holds the policy
5.3 Code of Professional Conduct: act honestly, ethically, responsibly and in the public interest above all other interests; comply with the National Construction Code, relevant laws, standards and FPA Australia technical documents; make reasonable, fair and evidence-based decisions; never misinform clients, authorities or others; keep confidential information secure and never use it for private benefit; identify, disclose and manage actual, perceived and potential conflicts of interest and refuse gifts or benefits that could bias the work; pursue best practice in quality, timeliness, safety and environmental responsibility; communicate truthfully, without disparagement, and tell clients of anything affecting the ability to perform; honour contracts, advise variations promptly, follow quality assurance and protect confidential and intellectual property; act only within the accreditation held; support audits; and on cessation stop all representation of accreditation
5.4 Continuing professional development: accrue at least 20 CPD points in every 12-month period aligned to the renewal date, from activities that extend relevant knowledge or skills and are not normal income generation, weighted per hour (2.5 formally assessed education, 1.5 short courses and seminars, 1 workplace learning capped at 10 hours, 0.5 private study capped at 20 hours, 1 voluntary service to the profession capped at 20 hours, 1 preparing and presenting material capped at 10 hours per paper, 1 other structured activities); keep verifiable records of date, category, description, relevance, evidence and hours claimed

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