04 April 2024

The assessment for 3470v7 is temporarily unavailable. It will be available again for sale in a few days. If a copy is urgently needed, please contact Resource Orders for a PDF copy.

15 March 2024  

The assessment and evidence guide for 11156v5 Demonstrate knowledge of the maintenance and repair of steam driven vehicles are now available for download from our Extranet site. Please refer to the Steam driven vehicles folder. 

15 March 2024

Please refer to the table below for a status summary of the unit standards that are expiring or being updated at the end of 2023/beginning of 2024.  

Unit Standard	Status
17580v5	NZQA has extended the  last date of assessment for v5 to 31 December 2024. 17580v5 can be used and is available for ordering through the Submit Your Order Online section of the website. Updated resources for the latest versions of these unit standards will be available to order as soon as they are ready.
18496v2	NZQA has extended the last date of assessment for v2 to 31 December 2024. 18496v2 can be used and is available for ordering through the Submit Your Order Online section of the website. Updated resources for the latest versions of these unit standards will be available to order as soon as they are ready.
23436v3	NZQA has has extended the last date of assessment for v3 to 31 December 2024.  23436v3 can be used and is available for ordering through the Submit Your Order Online section of the website. Updated resources for the latest versions of these unit standards will be available to order as soon as they are ready.
3470v6	The assessment for v7 is temporarily unavailable but will be available again for sale in a few days.
3466v7	v8 assessment and evidence guide are available to order. They are also available to download from our 'Download our Resources' page.
16647v3	v4 is now available to order.
17676v5	v5 is still available to order.
1734v8	v8 is available to order and to download from the Extranet.
1748v6	v7 is available to order.
1750v5	v6 is now available to order.
3462v6	v7 is available to download from the Extranet.
15165v6	v7 is available for sale.
3464v5	v6 is available for sale
3465v6	v7 is available for sale and available for download from 'Download our Resources' page.
3471v5	v6 - The assessment and evidence guide are available for download from our Extranet and from our 'Download our Resources' page .
14516v3	v4 is available for sale.
15163v5	The assessment and the evidence guide for v6 is available for download from our 'Download our Resources' page. The v6 workbook is also available for sale. The SKU is WB-15163
15162v4	The assessment and the evidence guide for v5 is available for download from our 'Download our Resources' page.
20048v2	v3 is expected at the end of February. 20048v2 is not available for sale and cannot be used.
3467v5	v6 is expected to be available at the end of February. 3467v5 is not available and cannot be used.
3468v5	v6 - The assessment and evidence guide are available for download from our Extranet
3469v5	v6 - The assessment and evidence guide are available for download from our Extranet
3472v5	v6 is available now for download via the Extranet for those with access.
14509v3	v4 is expected to be availble in early 2024
17458v4	v5 is available now for download via the Extranet for those with access.
17563v3	v4 - The assessment and evidence guide are available for download from our Extranet
17678v4	v4 is current and can be downloaded by those with access to the Extranet site.

13 February 2024: 17576 Class 4 assessment (SKU:AM CL4)

Due to a printer error, a client has received a copy of a 17576 Class 4 assessment (SKU:AM CL4) without the unit standard number, version number, level number or credit value listed in the title banner at the top of the page. The first image below shows the misprinted assessment. For reference, the second image below shows the correctly printed version of the assessment. We have notified our printer of the error, and they have fixed the issue immediately. Should you receive any misprinted copies of the 17576 Class 4 assessment (SKU:AM CL4), please contact our Resource Orders team immediately on ResourceOrders@mito.org.nz for replacement copies.

15 January 2024

Price Increase

Please note that prices for MITO’s resources will increase by 3% effective from 1 February 2024. The price increase will apply to all resource orders despatched after 1 February 2024.

For resource enquiries, please contact ResourceOrders@MITO.org.nz

30 November 2023

Core driving resources

Core driving resources 20969 and 27309 have been updated to reflect the latest versions of the relevant unit standards. Copies of these resources are available in the same MITO Extranet folders. 

Gas resources

Updated and new resources for the gas industry are now available to order. Further resources will become available as they are developed. The resources are as follows:

• 19552v5-Stabilise a gas emergency site and deal with a gas-filled building

04 September 2023

Gas resources

Updated and new resources for the gas industry are now available to order. Further resources will become available as they are developed. The resources are as follows:

• 10987v8 - Perform butt fusion jointing on polyethylene pipe for a network

US16718 Update Notice

22 August 2023

Gas resources

Updated and new resources for the gas industry are now available to order. Further resources will become available as they are developed. The resources are as follows:

• 10988v7 – Insert a polyethylene pipe into a casing pipe in a gas network.
• 12507v7 – Use hand-held gas leakage detection equipment in a gas network.
• 17593v4 – Apply safe work practices in the workplace.
• 25610v4 – Demonstrate knowledge of polyethylene pipe, fittings and fusion jointing for a gas network.
• 10980v8 – Perform electrofusion jointing on polyethylene pipe for a network
• 12518v6 – Check and maintain in-line valves in a gas pipeline
• 20590v5 – Test gas for odour level and odorant concentration in a gas network
• 10981v8 – Fit Mechanical Couplings in a gas distribution network
• 30380v3 – Interpret and use gas terminology, signage, plans and drawings to identify assets and install or maintain signage in a gas network
• 32041v1 – Demonstrate knowledge of standard gas pressure control equipment and metering stations
• 30383v2 – Restore supply and recommission a low-capacity installation after an interruption in a gas network
• 30382v2 – Remove and install a low capacity gas measurement system in a gas network
• 32338v1 – Access a gas pipe inside a casing pipe in a gas network
• 12502v7 – Operate pressure gauges and monitoring equipment in a gas network
• 9550v7 – Perform pipe coating and wrapping on a steel pipeline
• 32036v1 – Demonstrate knowledge of cathodic protection and carry out a reading in a gas network
• 10975v7 – Squeeze off a polyethylene pipe in a gas network
• 10984v6 – Cut, thread and join steel pipes in a gas network
• 10993v7 – Use a Holiday detector on a steel gas pipeline
• 32331v1 – Perform a vehicle leakage survey in a gas network
• 32749v1 – Isolate and disconnect a low-capacity gas measurement system
• (GMS) in a gas network
• 10982v6 – Describe steel welding in a gas network
• 12526v7 – Use fresh air distance breathing apparatus in a gas network
• 17596v5 – Demonstrate knowledge of safety observer responsibilities in the workplace
• 30371v2 – Demonstrate knowledge of flow stopping in a gas network
• 30377v2 – Demonstrate knowledge of pigging on a gas network pipeline
• 32035v1– Demonstrate and apply knowledge of excavation, backfill and compaction for a gas network
• 32330v1 – Perform a walking leakage survey in a gas network
• 32037v1 – Carry out cathodic protection system monitoring in a gas network
• 32332v1 – Decommission and disconnect a gas main or service in a gas network
• 32336v1 – Connect, test, purge and commission a polyethylene service in a gas network
• 30374v2 – Carry out flow stopping operations using squeeze-offs on a gas pipeline
• 19555v5 – Assemble, install, test and commission a standard gas pressure control and metering station
• 19557v5 – Perform maintenance on a standard gas pressure control and metering station
• 32335v1 – Test, connect, purge and commission a polyethylene main in a gas network
• 32339v1 -- Internally clean a gas pipe in a gas network
• 19560v5 – Troubleshoot and rectify faults on a standard gas pressure control and metering station
• 12503v7 – Respond to, locate and classify gas escapes in a gas network

 

15 December 2022

The Assessment/Evidence Guide for 1738, Drive a heavy vehicle in an off-road environment, has been updated to version 5 and is now available to order. The last date for assessment against version 4 is 31 December 2022.

21 November 2022

Price Changes from 1 January 2023

Please note that MITO’s resources, credit assessments and registration fees will increase by 2% effective from 1 January 2023. The price increase will apply to all resource orders despatched after 1 January 2023 and to all credit assessments received by MITO after 31 December 2022.

Resource Order Delivery Dates over Xmas 2022

The last opportunity to place resource orders for dispatch before Christmas is before 11.59pm on Sunday 18 December 2022. Orders received after this will be processed by Excel Digital on or after Monday 9 January 2023. MITO will be closed for the Christmas period on Friday 23 December, reopening Monday 9 January 2023.

We wish you a happy and safe holiday break.

For assessor enquiries please contact mito.assessors@mito.org.nz or for resource enquiries please contact ResourceOrders@mito.org.nz.

20 May 2021

Class 3 and Class 5 Driver Licences Trainee Activity Booklet, assessment materials and marking guides for Class 2 (US 17574v5) and Class 4 (US 17576v5) have been updated and are available to order.

The changes do not affect the validity of resources previously ordered. You may continue to use these and they will be supplied until stock sells out.
Assessors should make themselves aware of these changes.

The changes are as follows:

• Class 3 and Class 5 (US 17575-17577) – a new certificate of loading has been added to Activity 2C in the Trainee Activity Booklet.
• Class 2 (US 17574v5) - a new image has been added to question 8.2 on the assessment and marking guide.
• Class 4 (US 17576v5) – a new image has been added to question 9.2 on the assessment and marking guide.

9 April 2021

Unit Standard 16718 - Demonstrate and apply knowledge of law and practice for the transport of dangerous goods by road.

The assessment materials and marking guides for US 16718 have been updated to align with the use of new terminology under EPA's "Hazardous Substances (Safety Data Sheets) Notice 2017" with the ‘material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)’ now referred to as ‘A Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

The following change has been made to the general assessment material (green schedule):

• Question 22, answer b) has been reworded from "A material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)" to "A Safety Data Sheet (SDS)"

There is no change to the renewal assessment material (Blue and Red schedules)

The changes do not affect the validity of resources previously ordered. You may continue to use these and they will be supplied until stock sells out.
Assessors should make themselves aware of these changes and include the change in any training material and during course delivery.

16 March 2021

Gas resources

Updated resources for the gas industry are now available to order. Further resources will become available as they are developed.

• 497- Demonstrate knowledge of workplace health and safety requirements.
• 10988 - Insert a polyethylene pipe into a casing pipe in a gas network.
• 10995 - Draft information for as-built drawings for a gas network.
• 11327 - Identify community concerns and respond to enquiries relating to gas industry operations.
• 11328 - Gain approvals and implement notification procedures for works in a gas network.
• 23086 - Lay a polyethylene gas pipeline.
• 12507 - Use hand-held gas leakage detection equipment in a gas network.
• 17593 - Apply safe work practices in the workplace.
• 25610 - Demonstrate knowledge of polyethylene pipe, fittings and fusion jointing for a gas network.
• 30367 - Demonstrate knowledge of gas, and the hazards and safety controls for working with live gas.
• 30370 - Demonstrate knowledge of gas transmission pipelines and distribution networks.
• 32105 - Demonstrate knowledge of personal protection equipment in the gas industry.
• 32040 - Collect and record gas metering data.
• 32042 - Describe gas metering equipment used in a gas network.

11 February 2021

The Assessment materials for Class 2 (US 17574v5), Class 3 (US 17575v5) Class 4 (US 17576v5) and Class 5 (17577v5) have been updated and are available to order.

The changes do not affect the validity of resources previously ordered: you may continue to use these and they will be supplied until stock sells out.
Assessors should make themselves aware of these changes.

The changes are as follows:

• new candidate and training declarations have been added to the assessments.

7 December 2020

Resource orders over the Christmas break

The last opportunity to place resource orders for dispatch before Christmas is 11.59pm on Sunday 20 December 2020.  Any orders received after this will be processed by our external printer on or after Monday 4 January 2021. MITO offices are closed from Wednesday 23 December 2020, and reopened on Monday 11 January 2021. 

Please note that as previously advised a small price increase of 2% will take effect for all orders despatched on or after Monday 4 January 2021. 

Wishing everyone a merry Christmas and happy New Year. 

26 November 2020

Gas resources

The unit standards below expire at the end of this year. Assessment of these unit standards must be reported before 18 December 2020 to allow time for processing.

Resources for these expiring unit standards will be removed from sale from this date

• 10980- Perform electrofusion jointing on polyethylene pipe for a distribution network.
• 10987- Perform butt fusion jointing on polyethylene pipe for a distribution network.
• 25314- Control excavations in the vicinity of a high pressure gas pipeline.
• 10968- Decommission and disconnect a main in a gas distribution network.
• 19546- Test, connect, and purge a main in a gas distribution network.
• 25608- Carry out a flow stopping operation on a live gas main.
• 23087-Pig a pipeline in a gas network.
• 9548-Locate pipelines in a gas transmission environment.
• 19551-Inspect and advise on works in the vicinity of a gas distribution network.
• 10992-Use pipe and cable locators in a gas distribution network.
• 23088-Demonstrate knowledge of standard gas pressure control equipment.
• 12510-Install and change domestic meters and regulators in a gas distribution network.
• 19550-Restore supply after interruption to domestic gas consumer in a gas distribution network.
• 23089-Relight gas appliances safely after disruption of supply from a gas network.
• 23086-Lay a gas pipeline in an open trench.
• 12521-Demonstrate knowledge of pressure in a gas distribution network.

3 August 2020

Class 2 and Class 4 Driver Licenses

Class 2 and Class 4 Driver Licenses Trainee Activity Booklet and Trainer Guide for US 17574 and 17576 have been updated and are now available to order. The changes do not impact the validity of resources previously ordered, and you may continue to use these. Assessors should make themselves aware of these changes. The changes are as follows: Question 2 has been reworded on page 29 in the Trainer Guide and on page 6 in the Trainee Activity Booklet.

 

1 July 2020.

MITO's new Resource Order website is now live. If you experience any issues please contact us on 0800 88 21 21 or email resourceorders@mito.org.nz. 

 

7 May 2019

Unit Standard 24089 - Demonstrate knowledge of fatigue management, worktime and driver logbook requirements

Changes have been made to the Employment Relations Amendment Act 2018 in relation to rest and meal break entitlements for drivers.

These changes do not impact the validity of the assessment materials for US 24089, however it is recommended that assessors of this unit standard make themselves aware of them.

Information about these changes can be found here.

If you have any questions about these changes please contact the Ministry Business, Innovation and Employment.

 

6 December 2018

Resource orders over the Christmas break

The last opportunity to place resource orders for dispatch before Christmas is 12:00noon on Wednesday 19 December 2018.  Any orders received after this will be processed on or after Monday 7 January 2019.

Please not that as previously advised a small price increase of 2% will take effect for all orders placed after12:00pm Wednesday 19 December 2018. 

 

1 November 2018

Class 1 Pilot and Class 2 Pilot 

The resource material for US1768 - Class 2 Pilot and US23892 - Class 1 Pilot have been updated.  You may continue to use the current resource.

 

9 October 2018

Unit Standard 14511 - Demonstrate knowledge required by driver educators of road transport legislation

 The resource material for US14511 has changed to align with current legislation and to use scenario based questioning. Scenario based questions allow the question to be based around actual situations, enabling the trainee to apply their knowledge and demonstrate competency around a specific situation. The previous resources will continue to be assessable until the end of the year, however, from 01 January 2019 the assessment material for Unit Standard 14511 must be the September 2018 version.

 

2 July 2018

Dangerous Goods Study Guide

The Dangerous Goods Handbook has been updated and is now titled the Dangerous Goods Study Guide. You will notice this new title when ordering online.

 

20 June 2018

Delivery of resource orders

Delivery arrangements are now in place with pick, pack and despatch of resources now managed by our external printer. We expect orders to be processed and despatched within 5 days of receipt of your order. All resources are subject to availability and we cannot always guarantee availability at the time of purchase. If a product you have ordered is unavailable we will notify you by email and advise you of the expected delivery date.

Thank you for you support as we have transitioned to our new delivery arrangements. 

 

12 April 2018

Delivery delays due to closure of MITO's National Office

Please note that MITO's National Office in Wellington has been closed until further notice due to engineering advice regarding its safety.

This will mean that there will be delays in the delivery of resouirce orders. We are working on alternative delivery arrangements and expect this will take a few days to implement.

We will let you know as soon as possible once the resource deliveries are back on track.

 

26 September 2017

Unit Standard 24089 - Demonstrate knowledge of fatigue management, worktime and driver logbook requirements

The resource material for US24089 has changed due to recent legislative changes regarding the P Endorsement.  You may continue to use the current resource, however you will need to download and include the information below with the learner resources.  The changes are mainly terminology based so will not affect the final outcome.

These changes come in affect from 1 October 2017.

US24089 Update Notice:  This must be downloaded and included with learner resources with a version date prior to 1 October 2017.  Assessors will also need to be familiar with the contents of this notice.

 

8 September 2017

Resource Updates:  Expiring unit standards

There are a number of unit standards or versions of unit standards that will expire on 31 December 2017.  All assessments on the unit standard versions identified must be completed before this date. After the expiry date has passed, you will not be able to report credits for the unit standard.  Please click on the link below that relates to the area that you are assessing in.

Note that some unit standards listed are only available to learners with a signed MITO Training Agreement.  If you have any queries about the unit standards listed, please contact resourcecomments@mito.org.nz  

 Please click on the link below to get the information specific to your industry:

• Customer service and business skills
• Distribution and logistics
• Driving and transport
• Extractive industries management
• Protective coating and resource recovery
• Surface extraction
• Underground extraction

 

16 AUGUST 2017

NZTA Advice: P Endorsement

A new legislative change will mean that the P Endorsement course will no longer be a requirement for obtaining a P Endorsement on a licence as of 1 October 2017.

You will need to be mindful of this change when ordering resources for US17579 from MITO to ensure you manage your stock levels for courses prior to 1 October 2017.  As per our terms and conditions MITO will not issue refunds for any unused stock.  We will stop accepting orders for this material from 18 September 2017.

Please refer to the NZTA Memo for additional information. This can be found here: PAGE 1, PAGE 2

NOTE:  These resources are no longer for sale.

 

5 May 2017

NZTA Advice: Unit Standard 24089 - Demonstrate knowledge of fatigue management, worktime and driver logbook requirements

NZTA have released a Course Provider Memo regarding the changes to logbook retention. This can be found here.

 

13 April 2017

Update: Unit Standard 24089 - Demonstrate knowledge of fatigue management, worktime and driver logbook requirements

The requirement for the period that a driver must keep a log book for has changed. This has required a change to the Trainer Guide, Marking Guide and the Study Guide for the above unit standard. Details of the changes can be found here. 

 

22 December 2016

Update: Class 3/5 Appendices Booklet

The semi-trailer diagram at the top of page 23 of the Class 3/5 Appendices booklet has been updated as it included an incorrect measurement. The total length measurement is 19m, previously this was 18m. 

An updated booklet can be downloaded from the 'Download our Resources' section.

 

20 December 2016

Update: Changes to NZTA Learning and Assessment Resources: Using Existing Stock

As previously advised, there have been changes to the Vehicle Dimension and Mass (VDAM) Rule that has affected the Class 2, 3, 4, and 5 resources. We have been working with NZTA on a solution that will allow you to continue to use your current supply of resources until they are depleted. Any solution also needs to be easily understood by learners.

There have only been a small number of changes to the resources directly related to the VDAM rule and all of the documents referred to below can be downloaded from the ‘Download our Resources’ section when logged into the MITO Resources Portal. Please note that these changes are only effective from 1 February 2017 when using up your current resources stock.

• VDAM Summary of Changes: This document has a table that shows the resources for each class of licence affected by the changes. It also outlines the specific changes to each resource, including assessments and marking guides. You will need to update any assessments prior to giving them to learners to complete. Please also make sure that you update your copy of any marking guides with the corrected answers.

•  Class 2/4 Appendices: This booklet must be downloaded, printed and given to each leaner if you are continuing to issue pre 1 February 2017 Class 2/4 Study Guides.

•  Class 3/5 Appendices: This booklet must be downloaded, printed and given to each leaner if you are continuing to issue pre 1 February 2017 Class 3/5 Study Guides. Please note that there is also a small change to page 49 of the study guide that will need to be communicated to learners. 

Should you have any questions regarding the contents or use of the documents provided, please email resourceorders@mito.org.nz.
 

12 December 2016

Update: Changes to NZTA Learning and Assessment Resources 

A table identifying what MITO driver licence resources are impacted by the VDAM rule changes can be found here.
 

08 December 2016

MITO Fee Changes 2017

We would like to advise that as of 1 January 2017 MITO’s fees will increase:

• An increase of 10% will be applied to 2017 independent driver licensing assessor registration fees, taking them from $300 to $330 (excluding GST)
• An increase of 10% will be applied to 2017 credit assessment fees, taking them from $5.50 to $6.00 (excluding GST)
• An increase of 2% will be applied to NZTA driver licensing and endorsement training and assessment resources.

The price increase will be effective for all new orders of the updated VDAM resources to be delivered in 2017.

 

25 November 2016

Changes to NZTA Learning and Assessment Resources 

A list of resources affected by the VDAM rule change can be found here

The impact of the Vehicle Dimensions and Mass (VDAM) rule changes means that MITO driver licence resources aligned to these rule changes will need to be updated.

MITO will have these resources updated, approved by NZTA and available by 1 February 2017 which is when the new rule comes into force.

MITO's current resources must be used for assessments carried out prior to 1 February 2017. From this date only the new, updated resources can be used.

The new, updated resources will be available for distribution on 23 January 2017 and can only be used from 1 February 2017. New resources can be pre-ordered by selecting items with 'VDAM updated. For use from 1 February 2017' in the name. 

All final orders for the current resources will need to be received through the website by 9 December 2016. MITO will not be printing any of the current resources beyond this date.

We advise all NZTA Approved Course Providers to be aware of the rule change, particularly when you are ordering resources from MITO, to ensure you are managing your stock levels up until the end of January.

 

14 March 2016

Class 2 (US 17574v5) and Class 4 (US 17576v5) assessment material updated: February 2016
 

The Assessment material for Class 2 and Class 4 has been updated in response to moderation feedback. 

Question 8 of the Class 2 (17574) material and question 9 of the Class 4 (17576) have been amended.

 The changes are:

-       the diagram of the vehicle was updated to look more like a rigid vehicle

-       the question was split into three parts to ensure that learners would provide an answer to cover all the aspects required.

 The new material still relates to version 5 of the unit standard.  The footer has been updated to show the material was produced on February 2016.

 The updated marking guide pages are available from the Download Our Resources section. (Click the link in the left-hand Assessors Secure Area menu, available after you have logged in.)

You can use up any existing stock of the assessment material dated April 2014. All newly ordered assessment material will have the updated question.

 

02 December 2015

MITO Fee Changes 2016 

We would like to advise that as of 1 January 2016 MITO’s fee for casual assessments will increase from $5 to $5.50 (excluding GST); and the fees for online resources will increase by 5%.

 

4 May 2015

P Endorsement (Unit Standard 17579)

P Endorsement course material has been updated as a result of changes to clause 4.11 of the Land Transport Rule: Operator Licensing 2007 (as amended by the Land Transport Rule: Operator Licensing Amendment 2014).

Under this clause, a taxi meter is only required to be sealed if the NZ Transport Agency (or a person authorised by the NZ Transport Agency) determines that a seal is necessary to protect the meter from interference.

Note: You can still use course material dated April 2014 in the footer.

Changes to the course material are as follows:

• Assessment: Q 24(6) on page 23 and Q 28(3) on page 25.
• Marking Guide: Q 24(6) on page 18 and Q 28(3) on page 20. The revised pages will be available from the Download Our Resources section.
• Study Guide: ‘Taxi meters’ on page 82 and 87 and the ‘Meter’ section of the diagram on page 87.
• Trainer Guide: model answer for Activity 8C on page 50. The revised page will be available from the Download Our Resources section.

 

11 October 2014

Fatigue Management, Work Time and Logbooks (Unit Standard 24089)

Marking Guide pages 9 and 10 updated.

These pages are available from the Download Our Resources section. (Click the link in the left-hand Assessors Secure Area menu, available after you have logged in.)

Changes:

As a result of course provider feedback, the answers to Questions 11(b) and 11(f) have been amended to include the colour of the logbook pages as acceptable answers. This aligns the answers with the information presented in the Study Guide and Trainee Activity Booklet. Specifically:

11(b) Record or employer or yellow (copy)

11(f) Enforce or pink (copy)

The judgement statement for Question 11 has also been amended to reflect that all of the above are acceptable answers. 

9 October 2014

Fatigue Management, Work Time and Logbooks (Unit Standard 24089)

Revised Assessment released. (Note: You may continue to use Assessments with ‘April 2014’ in the footer.)

Changes:

• The format of Assessment Activity 1 Questions 11(c), 11(e) and 12 has been amended as a result of course provider feedback. The correct answers remain the same.
• Extra blank logbook pages have been added for Assessment Activity 2.
• Blank logbook pages (general use and taxi) are now available from the Download Our Resources section. (Click the link in the left-hand Assessors Secure Area menu, available after you have logged in.) These can be downloaded and printed for candidates to use in the following two situations:

1. If they make a mistake and need extra pages to complete Logbook Assessment Activity 2.
2. If they successfully completed the Logbook Assessment more than 12 months ago (as part of another approved driver licensing course) and need to complete a logbook scenario under clause 3.2(b)(ii) of the NZ Transport Agency Statement of Approval Conditions to demonstrate they have retained the required skills and knowledge.