Settlement of Policy Regulation Dispute Through Mediation

DOI

10.2991/assehr.k.200917.019How to use a DOI?

Keywords

Mediation, Dispute, Marriage

Abstract

Policy rules are regulations issued by the government based on discretionary authority. The aim is to provide a legal basis for the implementation of government tasks because statutory regulations do not regulate them. As a matter of fact, many policy regulations contradict the higher laws and regulations, which may inflict harm to the society. As a result, a problem arises in the dispute of policy regulations between the people whose rights are impaired by policy regulations and policy-making officials. Public wants the policy rules to be cancelled, corrected or revoked while the policy-making officials keep them effective. Until now, this problem has not yet been legalized and no institution has been authorized to rule on it either. Law Number 30 of 1999 provides a possible model for resolving disputes outside the court through mediation. Mediation is a model of dispute resolution by parties assisted by mediator as a neutral third party. How is a regulation policy dispute settled by means of mediation? A mediation settlement model can be applied to dispute policy regulation settlement. Public and policy-making officials agreed on appointing a mediator who then invite the disputing parties to resolve their problem with a mutual agreement. This collective agreement is set forth therein a peace deed signed by both parties and the mediator.

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