Conflict Avoidance, Management and Dispute Resolution Level 1 Flashcards

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What is a conflict?

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A difference in opinion / understanding / thought process.

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2
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When do disputes arise in your role?

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3
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What can you do if negotiations break down?

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4
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What is a conflict of interest?

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5
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What do the RICS Rules of Conduct say about avoiding conflicts of interest?

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6
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Give examples of ways that conflict can be avoided.

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7
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Why is good management important?

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8
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What are the benefits of clear contract documentation?

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9
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What is partnering or alliancing?

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10
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Why is good project or instruction management important?

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11
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How can good client management reduce conflict?

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12
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Give examples of good payment practices.

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13
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How can good record keeping avoid conflict?

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14
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How do reporting and proactivity reduce conflict?

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15
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What are the three pillars of dispute resolution, who introduced these terms? Give examples of each.

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16
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How do mediation and conciliation differ globally, and why is this important to be aware of?

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17
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What is Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)?

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18
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Why might you prefer to pursue ADR rather than litigation through the Courts?

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19
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Tell me about a conflict of interest check you have carried out.

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20
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What would you do if you identified a perceived/actual conflict of interest?

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21
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Can you tell me about any RICS guidance relating to conflicts of interest?

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22
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What is the practice of dual agency/double dipping?

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23
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Can you tell me about any recent RICS guidance relating to dual agency/double dipping?

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24
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What is the difference between an arbitrator and an independent expert?

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25
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Can you tell me about any other types of ADR?

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26
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Can you tell me about mediation/conciliation/adjudication?

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27
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What is the Technology & Construction Court and what is its role?

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28
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If you work with contracts, explain how dispute resolution works in a contract you have worked with.

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29
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Explain the role of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPRs).

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30
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What does CPR Practice Direction 35 relate to?

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31
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What governs dispute resolution during insolvency or bankruptcy proceedings?

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32
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What is a Dispute Review or Recommendation Board (DRB) and how does the process work?

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33
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What is a Dispute Adjudication Board (DAB) and how do these work?

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34
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What are the relevant timescales for adjudication?

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35
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Which Act governs adjudication?

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36
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What is the basic principle of adjudication?

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37
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What claims is adjudication appropriate for?

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38
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What is the aim of adjudication?

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39
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Explain the various adjudication services provided by RICS.

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40
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Explain the impact of the Housing Grants Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (Construction Act) on dispute resolution and construction contracts.

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41
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What timeframe is relevant under the Housing Grants Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (Construction Act)?

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42
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Explain what the role of the RICS Low Value Dispute Adjudication service is.

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43
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What level of claim can the RICS Low Value Dispute Adjudication service be used for?

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44
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What makes the RICS Low Value Dispute Adjudication process cost effective?

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45
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How does homeowner adjudication work under the Construction Act?

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46
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Can you tell me about PACT in relation to lease renewals?

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47
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What is the role of RICS in dispute resolution?

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48
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What RICS guidance are you aware of relating to dispute resolution, ADR or roles in dispute resolution?

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49
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Tell me about your role if you were acting as an expert witness or advocate.

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50
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What is the difference between acting as an expert witness or advocate and how does your duty of care differ between the two roles?

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51
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What tribunals are you aware of?

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52
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When might the Lands Tribunal be involved in a dispute?

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53
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What are the differences between conflict avoidance and dispute resolution?

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54
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Which dispute resolution procedures lead to a binding decision?

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55
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What is a Scott Schedule and when would one be used?

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56
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Explain the RICS conflict avoidance pledge to me.

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57
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What RICS guidance relates to conflicts of interest for dispute resolvers?

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58
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When was the RICS guidance related to conflicts of interest for dispute resolvers last updated and what changes were made?

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59
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Explain the Thomas Kilman model to me.

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