Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy
Applicable to:
Start & Turn Clinic (Sample)
Varsity
National 8 - Burnaby
Masters 1 - Langley
Divisional 4 - Abbotsford
Provincial 6 - Burnaby
White 2 - Abbotsford
National 8 - Langley
Winter Maintenance - Burnaby
Development 3 - Burnaby
Red 6 - Abbotsford
Red 6 - Burnaby
Winter Maintenance - Langley
Provincial 6 - Langley
Minis - Abbotsford
White 2 - Burnaby
Divisional 4 - Burnaby
Minis - Aldergrove
Divisional 4 - Langley (Schedule A)
White 2 - Langley
National 9 - Burnaby
Minis - Langley
Provincial 7 - Burnaby
Divisional 4 - Langley (Schedule B)
National 9 - Langley
Red 6 - Langley
White 3 - Abbotsford
Provincial 7 - Langley
Bronze - Abbotsford
Divisional 5 - Abbotsford
Senior Provincial - Burnaby
White 3 - Burnaby
Bronze - Langley
Divisional 5 - Langley
White 3 - Langley
Divisional 6 - Abbotsford
Silver - Abbotsford
Silver - Langley
Divisional 6 - Burnaby
Gold - Abbotsford
Divisional 6 - Langley
Gold - Langley
Gold - Burnaby
Olympians Swimming's Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Policy encourages Participants, which includes all members, staff, and individuals involved with the organization, to resolve disputes amicably through negotiation, facilitation, or mediation. This policy outlines the process for ADR, highlighting the roles of mediators and facilitators in guiding parties towards a mutually acceptable resolution . It emphasizes that settlements reached through ADR are binding and not subject to appeals. If a resolution isn't reached through ADR, the dispute will be addressed through the organization's Discipline and Complaints Policy or Appeal Policy.