Which document records the final decision about whether a learner has met the required criteria after assessment?

• A. Recorded judgments
• B. Authentic Evidence
• C. Assessment Decisions
• D. Marks available

Answer: (C)

The key idea is understanding where the final verdict about meeting the criteria sits after assessment. After all evidence is gathered and checked against the given criteria, the formal record of the outcome—whether the learner has met the required standard—is captured in the assessment decisions document. This document gives the official result that determines if the learner passes, progresses, or receives the qualification. It’s the formal certification record, not the actual pieces of evidence or the maximum marks that could be earned. So, while authentic evidence shows what the learner did and marks available indicate how many points could be earned, the assessment decisions document records the final determination.