Mediation and conciliation procedure requires scheduled sessions, pre-session party memoranda, information disclosure, and mediator coordination. Mediator or conciliator must schedule sessions in consultation with parties, hold proceedings at the agreed or prescribed venue, and may conduct joint or separate meetings. Each party must, ordinarily ten days before a session, provide a memorandum stating issues, positions, and requisite information to the mediator and opposing parties, and supply any further information requested. Multiple mediators should coordinate beginning with the mediator nominated by a party and then interact with other mediator(s) to resolve the dispute.
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Mediation and conciliation procedure requires scheduled sessions, pre-session party memoranda, information disclosure, and mediator coordination.
Mediator or conciliator must schedule sessions in consultation with parties, hold proceedings at the agreed or prescribed venue, and may conduct joint or separate meetings. Each party must, ordinarily ten days before a session, provide a memorandum stating issues, positions, and requisite information to the mediator and opposing parties, and supply any further information requested. Multiple mediators should coordinate beginning with the mediator nominated by a party and then interact with other mediator(s) to resolve the dispute.
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