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This document outlines the assessment plan for evaluating a candidate's competency in a unit. It identifies the assessor, purpose of the assessment, target candidate, assessment location, methods, tools, evidence required, resources, procedures, arrangements, timeline, reporting, and confirmation with relevant parties. The plan provides the key details needed to properly conduct and document the competency assessment.
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