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Training Product Minor Change Activities
Powering Skills Organisation actions any Minor Change request that is received by our stakeholders. A Minor Change request consists of:
• Correcting errors (including to ensure the training package on training.gov.au accurately reflects the latest approved update)
• Updating outdated references (for example to licensing and regulation arrangements)
• Providing clarification without changing the requirements
In addition, the following changes to existing qualifications would also be considered minor:
• Adding elective units of competency to a qualification
• Updating elective units of competency in a qualification that do not form part of specialisation
• Adding, updating, or removing groups of electives or a specialisation (without adding or removing units of competency to or from the qualification itself), where this does not change the number of units of competency required to be completed
There are two outcomes that will be achieved by a Minor Change request.
1. Minor change without release – A minor change without release refers to a modification made to a qualification and/or Unit of Competency that aligns with the minor change criteria established by DEWR. These changes are assessed as low risk and, therefore, do not affect the release (version) number displayed on the TGA website. No notification of these changes will be published on the TGA website.
2. Minor change with release – A minor change with release refers to a modification made to a qualification and/or Unit of Competency in accordance with the minor change criteria established by DEWR. These changes result in an update to the release (version) number of the Training Package. Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) will be notified via the TGA website that a release change has been applied to the relevant training package product.
Below provides an overview of minor change request received and/or actioned by PSO.
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Powering Skills Organisation Ltd (PSO) takes every precaution to ensure that the information on our Website is both current and accurate, errors can occur. Given the changing nature of laws, rules and regulations, there may be delays, omissions or inaccuracies in the information contained and you should not rely solely upon the material or information on the website as a basis for making any business, legal or any other decisions.