The Victorian Association for Dispute Resolution (VADR) is a not-for-profit organisation which was established in 1986. VADR's aims include:
VADR provides an accessible, equal meeting point for members with all levels of experience and involvement in ADR.
VADR actively encourages debate, education, training, research and professional best practice in ADR at all levels.
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Deborah Macfarlane, President
Ena Shaw, Vice President
Anthony Grimes, Secretary
Catherine Davies, Treasurer
Marguerite Desmond
Jeff Katz
Susan Hamilton Green
Ghada Maher
Con Slump
Katerina Tsipos
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RESTORATIVE PRACTICES IN FDR
These standards, which apply from 1 July 2015, need to be read thoroughly before applying for national accreditation.
Click here to download a PDF file of the NMAS Approval and Practice Standards 1 July 2015.
The Victorian Association for Dispute Resolution (VADR) adopted this Code of Conduct (the Code) at a meeting of the VADR Committee held on 12th July 2021.
This Code applies to the professional conduct of all members of VADR, and can be downloaded here.
This Complaints Policy is designed to provide the public and VADR members with an avenue of redress in regard to any VADR member, engaged to conduct a mediation or other alternative dispute resolution process, who does not meet VADR Code of Conduct standards.
Click here to download a PDF file of the complaints policy and procedure.