Common use of Steps in Resolution Process Clause in Contracts

Steps in Resolution Process. When a complaint is made to the Indian Child Welfare Program Consultant, he or she will, within three business days of receipt of such report, contact the designated representative of the affected Tribe, the reporter, and the county agency to notify them of the report. The Indian Child Welfare Program Consultant will then promptly gather from the reporter, the affected Tribe, and the county agency, the pertinent information necessary to resolve the dispute. Such information will be promptly shared with the tribal representative from the affected Tribe and with the other parties involved in resolving the dispute. The Indian Child Welfare Program Consultant will provide the parties copies of the laws applicable to the matter. In direct consultation with the tribal representative from the affected Tribe, the Indian Child Welfare Program Consultant may schedule conference calls or meetings at an agreed upon time, allowing all parties sufficient time to review all pertinent information. The parties agree to maintain the confidentiality of the information shared.

Steps in Resolution Process. When a complaint is made to the Indian Child Welfare Program Consultant, he or she will, within three business days of receipt of such report, contact the designated representative of the affected Tribe, the reporter, and the county agency to notify them of the report. The Indian Child Welfare Program Consultant will then promptly gather from the reporter, the affected Tribe, and the county agency, the pertinent information necessary to resolve the dispute. Such information will be promptly shared with the tribal representative from the affected Tribe and with the other parties involved in resolving the dispute. The Indian Child Welfare Program Consultant will provide the parties copies of the laws applicable to the mattermater. In direct consultation with the tribal representative from the affected Tribe, the Indian Child Welfare Program Consultant may schedule conference calls or meetings at an agreed upon time, allowing all parties sufficient time to review all pertinent information. The parties agree to maintain the confidentiality of the information shared.