Talk:Dispute resolution: Difference between revisions
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*any additional procedures you include are consistent with Schedule 2. | *any additional procedures you include are consistent with Schedule 2. | ||
==Person who makes a complaint has a right to be heard (mandatory section)== | ==Person who makes a complaint has a right to be heard (mandatory section)== | ||
Each of the rules we have included detailing the various dispute resolution processes are those included in Schedule 2 of the Incorporated Societies Act 2022. | |||
<P>They are consistent with the rules of natural justice, but only if — | |||
*your society includes all the processes contained in Schedule 2, and | |||
*any additional procedures you include are consistent with Schedule 2. | |||
==Investigating and determining a dispute (mandatory section)== | |||
Each of the rules we have included detailing the various dispute resolution processes are those included in Schedule 2 of the Incorporated Societies Act 2022. | Each of the rules we have included detailing the various dispute resolution processes are those included in Schedule 2 of the Incorporated Societies Act 2022. | ||
<P>They are consistent with the rules of natural justice, but only if — | <P>They are consistent with the rules of natural justice, but only if — | ||
*your society includes all the processes contained in Schedule 2, and | *your society includes all the processes contained in Schedule 2, and | ||
*any additional procedures you include are consistent with Schedule 2. | *any additional procedures you include are consistent with Schedule 2. | ||
Revision as of 07:42, 2 August 2025
Help text from the Constitution Builder
Your society must have their dispute resolution processes documented in its constitution. We have included the clauses that are set out in the 2022 Act.
Meanings of dispute and complaint (Mandatory section)
The words ‘dispute’ and ‘complaint’ are specifically defined in the Incorporated Societies Act 2022 (the Act). Summarising them here helps your society to provide complete and meaningful dispute resolution processes in its constitution.
When your society incorporates or reregisters under the Act, it must have dispute resolution processes documented in its constitution, and may either —
- devise its own dispute resolution processes that are consistent with the principles of natural justice, or
- adopt the ‘safe harbour’ processes under section 41 and Schedule 2 of the Act.
How a complaint is made (mandatory section)
Each of the rules we have included detailing the various dispute resolution processes are those included in Schedule 2 of the Incorporated Societies Act 2022.
They are consistent with the rules of natural justice, but only if —
- your society includes all the processes contained in Schedule 2, and
- any additional procedures you include are consistent with Schedule 2.
Person who makes a complaint has a right to be heard (mandatory section)
Each of the rules we have included detailing the various dispute resolution processes are those included in Schedule 2 of the Incorporated Societies Act 2022.
They are consistent with the rules of natural justice, but only if —
- your society includes all the processes contained in Schedule 2, and
- any additional procedures you include are consistent with Schedule 2.
Investigating and determining a dispute (mandatory section)
Each of the rules we have included detailing the various dispute resolution processes are those included in Schedule 2 of the Incorporated Societies Act 2022.
They are consistent with the rules of natural justice, but only if —
- your society includes all the processes contained in Schedule 2, and
- any additional procedures you include are consistent with Schedule 2.
