Year 11 ADR

What does ADR stand for in the context of legal studies?

• Alternative Dispute Regulation
• Alternate Dispute Resolution
• Australian Dispute Resolution
• Alternative Dispute Resolution

Which of the following is NOT a method of ADR used in Queensland?

• Mediation
• Litigation
• Conciliation
• Arbitration

A neutral third party that assists in resolving disputes in mediation…

• Judge
• Magistrate
• Mediator
• Barrister

Which ADR method involves a third party imposing a binding decision?

• Mediation
• Negotiation
• Conciliation
• Arbitration

In Queensland, what legislation governs ADR and establishes QCAT?

• Australian Legal System Act
• Queensland Civil Dispute Resolution Act
• Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009 (QCAT Act)
• Alternative Dispute Resolution Act

True or False: ADR methods are more time-consuming and expensive compared to litigation.

• True
• False

Which ADR method is often used in family law, commercial disputes, and various civil cases?

• Arbitration
• Negotiation
• Mediator
• Litigation

What is the primary goal of negotiation in resolving disputes?

• Reaching a binding decision
• Encouraging compromise
• Reducing court fees
• Reaching a settlement

Has a neutral 3rd party providing recommendations, but has no authority to impose a decision...

• Arbitration
• Mediation
• Conciliation
• Litigation

What type of disputes do Community Justice Centres (CJCs) handle in Queensland?

• Criminal matters
• Commercial disputes
• Civil disputes
• Neighborhood disputes, conflicts with service providers, and interpersonal issues