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Expressions of Interest – Mediators for Panel | Utilities Disputes | Tautohetohe Whaipainga (UDL) | Across Aotearoa New Zealand

  • 1.  Expressions of Interest – Mediators for Panel | Utilities Disputes | Tautohetohe Whaipainga (UDL) | Across Aotearoa New Zealand

    Early Adopter
    Posted 29-09-2023 05:35 PM
    Edited by Rukmini Sengupta Roy 29-09-2023 05:35 PM
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    Utilities Disputes | Tautohetohe Whaipainga (UDL) is a not-for-profit organisation, providing dispute resolution and other related services within the utilities sector.

    UDL is looking for expressions of interest to join their mediation panel to supplement their team. Accredited mediators will work across their complaint schemes, facilitating mediations, either in person or virtually, across Aotearoa New Zealand.

    Responsibilities:

    • Facilitate the resolution of complaints using a range of dispute resolution strategies with a focus on face to face and online mediations
    • Assist parties to draft a mediation agreement or an agreed statement on unresolved aspects of the complaint or dispute
    • Demonstrate independence
    • Comply with the rules for UDL's various schemes, requirements of the Commissioner, and best practice complaint-handling processes


    For further information including job requirements and details on how to apply, please view the attachment.



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    Rukmini Sengupta Roy
    Resolution Institute
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  • 2.  RE: Expressions of Interest – Mediators for Panel | Utilities Disputes | Tautohetohe Whaipainga (UDL) | Across Aotearoa New Zealand

    I'mLinkedIn
    Posted 30-09-2023 03:35 PM

    Dear all,

    I did this clip for struggling builders.

    https://youtu.be/spCxTV2B7ac

    A colleague recently was ordered to pay by the SAT WA over $172K on a $70K Heritage Council project 90% funded by the WA tax payer and 90% approved by the Heritage Council's inspector.

    There was no building licence required as the works were conservation.

    A workmanship complaint was made to the Building Commission who hand balled the matter to the SAT.

    Neither the Building Commission or the SAT understand how the BCA and the Burra Charter can co-exist.

    He was forced to liquidate his successful building company as a result of their misunderstanding.

    Regards,




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