This unit of competency specifies the outcomes required to assess and evaluate the adequacy of access and use for people with disabilities. The process is conducted in order to determine compliance with legislation, regulations, standards, codes or planning scheme requirements that are designed to provide access and use for people with disabilities. It includes the technical assessment and audit of existing premises, outdoor and urban spaces, and transport infrastructure and related facilities for compliance with predetermined criteria; and the provision of advice to owners, managers and clients. The audit process may also involve the provision of advice that would lead to improved access that may meet or exceed minimum legislative requirements.The unit supports access consultants conducting audits of domestic, residential, commercial, retail, industrial and public buildings; outdoor spaces, including parks, gardens, open spaces and public byways; and transport infrastructure, conveyances, facilities and systems, such as public transport stops, stations and vehicles; temporary venues, such as home shows and food and wine festivals; tunnels and bridges. It applies to experienced access consultants who provide services to clients who may be public or private building owners, managers, architects, builders, building certifiers and surveyors, building designers, developers, and potential purchasers of premises, facilities or services.No licensing, legislative, regulatory, or certification requirements apply to this unit of competency at the time of endorsement.