CONFLICT AVOIDANCE Flashcards

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What is the difference between conflict avoidance and conflict management?

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  • Avoidance: To stop disputes from happening in the first place
  • Management: To resolve existing or emerging disputes before they become major conflicts

Understanding these concepts is crucial for effective dispute resolution.

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What is Christie & Co’s complaints handling procedure?

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  • Write or email the Compliance Officer
  • Complaint directed to appropriate Regional Director or Sector Head
  • If unresolved, contact Global Managing Director
  • If still unresolved, referral to The Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution

This procedure outlines the steps for addressing complaints effectively.

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What is an ombudsman?

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An RICS ombudsman is an independent body that provides a free and impartial service to resolve disputes between consumers and firms regulated by RICS

Ombudsmen play a critical role in ensuring fair dispute resolution.

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Does the Red Book advise an appropriate period of time since a previous involvement when accepting an instruction?

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No, it does not specify a minimum time period

The focus is on identifying conflicts of interest and obtaining informed consent rather than on a specific time frame.

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What are the benefits of alternative dispute resolution?

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  • Cost effective
  • Time savings
  • Confidentiality
  • Flexibility and control
  • Less stressful

These benefits make alternative dispute resolution an attractive option for many parties.

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What is arbitration?

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An out-of-court method of resolving a dispute where a neutral third party makes a legally binding decision

The arbitrator’s decision is generally final and cannot be taken to court.

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