http://www.jellycast.com Civil Mediation Council Events - Podcasts en-PI http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ JellyCast http://www.jellycast.com CMCPodcasts@facilit8.com (civilmediationcouncil) News Mon, 17 Dec 2012 10:47:47 +0000 Thu, 20 Dec 2012 08:28:52 +0000 https://civilmediationcouncil.jellycast.com/files/CMC-Podcast-tb.png http://www.jellycast.com 144 144 Civil Mediation Council Events - Podcasts Civil Mediation Council, London, UK civilmediationcouncil CMCPodcasts@facilit8.com podcast No No Civil Mediation Council Events - Podcasts The Civil Mediation Council (CMC) runs a series of events and debates each year on a variety of topics which are of interest to mediators both in the UK and internationally. For more information on the Civil Mediation Council see civilmediation.org https://civilmediationcouncil.jellycast.com/node/4 Regulating mediators is an international conversation which is characterised by strong views both for and against. The conversation is very active in the UK with the CMC about to engage in consultation about the 'if', 'when' 'how' and 'who' in the first quarter of 2013. Questions addressed by the speakers in this podcast include "Is a profession really a profession unless it is regulated?", "Will regulation increase confidence in mediation?", "Will regulation increase the use of mediation?", "Is the demand for regulation more about marketing for the mediators and less about what users actually need?" and more... For the motion: Alan Langleben, mediator Against the motion: Amanda Bucklow, mediator Chair: Paul Randolph, CMC Academic Committee NB: The views expressed in the debate are those of the speakers and not the views of the CMC Board. Mon, 17 Dec 2012 11:09:16 +0000 Regulating mediators is an international conversation which is characterised by strong views both for and against. The conversation is very active in the UK with the CMC about to engage in consultation about the 'if', 'when' 'how' and 'who' in the first quarter of 2013. Questions addressed by the speakers in this podcast include "Is a profession really a profession unless it is regulated?", "Will regulation increase confidence in mediation?", "Will regulation increase the use of mediation?", "Is the demand for regulation more about marketing for the mediators and less about what users actually need?" and more... For the motion: Alan Langleben, mediator Against the motion: Amanda Bucklow, mediator Chair: Paul Randolph https://civilmediationcouncil.jellycast.com/node/4 civil mediation council https://civilmediationcouncil.jellycast.com/node/4 Debate: It's Time to Regulate! For the motion: Alan Langleben, mediator Against the motion: Amanda Bucklow, mediator Chair: Paul Randolph Regulating mediators is an international conversation which is characterised by strong views both for and against. The conversation is very active in the UK with the CMC about to engage in consultation about the 'if', 'when' 'how' and 'who' in the first quarter of 2013. Questions addressed by the speakers in this podcast include "Is a profession really a profession unless it is regulated?", "Will regulation increase confidence in mediation?", "Will regulation increase the use of mediation?", "Is the demand for regulation more about marketing for the mediators and less about what users actually need?" and more... No regulation, civil mediation council, commercial mediation, mediators, debate, certification, Alan Langleben, Amanda Bucklow 01:23:12