CPCCBC4024 — Resolve business disputes

1 Evaluate dispute information.

• 1.1Review and evaluate information to identify the dispute issue, potential causes, circumstances and persons involved.
• 1.2Analyse and appraise contractual arrangements and agreements and relevant legislation.
• 1.3Identify risks and prepare contingency strategies.
• 1.4Obtain advice from senior managers and other professionals to develop a dispute resolution strategy.
• 1.5Follow dispute resolution procedure.
• 1.6Secure agreement for procedure from all parties.

2 Negotiate with parties.

• 2.1Interview concerned parties individually to clarify reasons for dispute, issues and desired outcome.
• 2.2Conduct an inspection of work in dispute, as required, to determine compliance with the requirements.
• 2.3Develop solutions based on interview with parties, inspection of work and compliance with requirements to optimise likelihood of a favourable outcome.
• 2.4Offer parties recommended solutions to resolve dispute equitably and advise parties of legal processes should resolution not occur.
• 2.5Record and maintain dispute process, information and outcome.

3 Identify opportunities for dispute resolution.

• 3.1Identify and detail process to consult with external arbitrators or conciliators when disputes cannot be resolved internally.
• 3.2Implement procedures to settle dispute promptly following statutory law, professional and organisational requirements.
• 3.3Communicate with relevant parties to ensure client satisfaction or follow up actions.

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