5. Identify the points in the practice guideline below that guide meeting legal, organisation and duty of care requirements. Guideline 4 The regulatory framework A community work practitioner often works within complex organisational structures governed by legislation or statute. The practitioner must, therefore, understand the sometimes seemingly contradictory frameworks that impact either on service provision or the service users with whom they work. Indicators To comply with the intent of this guideline a community work practitioner will be required to: 4.1 Comply with legislation and statutory provisions, for example, mandatory reporting, which affect professional practice. 4.2 Alert their employer of relevant legislation not observed by the organisation. 4.3 Deal with service-user information in accordance with the principles and requirements of legislation including that which governs privacy, confidentiality and freedom of information. 4.4 Work within the legal limitations around the right to confidentiality. 4.5 Inform service users about the legal limitations to their right to confidentiality and privacy. 4.6 Ensure information systems relating to service users, resources, programs and projects are in place, and kept in accordance with legislation and organisational policy and procedural requirements. 4.7 Ensure that the fundamental human rights of an individual are not impinged through the misuse of authority granted through law. 4.8 Understand which piec