Consensus Decision definition

Consensus Decision means a mutually shared agreement of a majority of the Peacemakers present, other than those recused because of a conflict of interest.
Consensus Decision means a decision supported by all of the votes cast. For purposes of the foregoing, an abstention shall not be counted as a vote.

Examples of Consensus Decision in a sentence

  • Interest Based Problem Solving and Consensus Decision Making are the tools in this Process used to resolve issues.

  • The RN Committee shall utilize the principles of the Labor Management Partnership (i.e. Interest Based Problem Solving, Consensus Decision Making, etc.).

  • These subgroups will operate by joint decision making (Consensus Decision Making) and will:  Be guided by the principles of the Labor Management Partnership, the Value Compass, and the existing flexibility language (above);  Create a charter undertaking a flexibility review that is consistent with the National Agreement.

  • Each department will use an Interest Based Problem Solving/ Consensus Decision Making Process to construct their policy.

  • For specific and representative assignment to Practice Categories, see the Consensus Decision of the Alternative Payments Committee dated May 22, 2014, and any subsequent Consensus Decision of the Alternative Payments Committee or the Allocation Committee related to the assignment to Practice Categories.