NMAS REVIEW 2020-22 HUB
Findings & Recommendations and Supporting Materials
the nmas review 2020-22 findings & recommendations
PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS MAPPED AGAINST THE CURRENT NMAS
the nmas review 2020-22 findings & recommendations
Following extended consultation, research and multiple forms of analysis, Resolution Resources made three (3) overarching recommendations and ten (10) targeted recommendations to the Mediator Standards Board (MSB)
The draft code
PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS MAPPED AGAINST THE CURRENT NMAS
the nmas review 2020-22 findings & recommendations
The Draft Code contains the proposed revisions to the NMAS and commentary coming out of the NMAS Review, including an expanded training and accreditation framework, revised professional practice standards, as well as guidance on the administration of the Code and complaints handling.
PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS MAPPED AGAINST THE CURRENT NMAS
PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS MAPPED AGAINST THE CURRENT NMAS
PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS MAPPED AGAINST THE CURRENT NMAS
See each element in the Draft Code matched against the provisions in the existing NMAS
Supporting Materials Continued
first nations consultation memo
Mapping the NMAS against FDR Regulations and other frameworks
Mapping the NMAS against FDR Regulations and other frameworks
Read the recommendations made to the MSB about engaging with First Nations Mediators
Mapping the NMAS against FDR Regulations and other frameworks
Mapping the NMAS against FDR Regulations and other frameworks
Mapping the NMAS against FDR Regulations and other frameworks
Read the findings of our desktop audit on NMAS and FDRP training requirements
SITUATING the NMAS: international comparative analysis
Mapping the NMAS against FDR Regulations and other frameworks
SITUATING the NMAS: international comparative analysis
Read more about how the current NMAS fits within the broader dispute resolution field
Supporting Materials Continued
Specialist Providers of Dispute Resolution Services
Read about the recommendation for a new type of membership to enable specialist providers of dispute resolution services (SPDRS) to align themselves with the accreditation, training and professional practice standards set out in the Draft Code