Access to Justice Questionnaire

Your responses will be kept anonymous. Aggregated data may be shared with partnering organizations for measurement tracking or used to help inform strategic decisions and/or Mediate BC communications. Not to mention, individual comments may also be used in a subsequent blog post.

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* 1. How important is Access to Justice (A2J) to your collaborative dispute resolution practice?

Pivotal - The desire to improve access to justice is the reason why I got into this field, and it's at the core of what motivates and informs my practice.

Important - I see it as a very big part of my practice and something I'm directly involved in, but it's not my driving force or "raison d'être."

Secondary - I see it as an indirect result of my practice and/or something I do to help support my networking, marketing, or business goals.

Unimportant - I don't see my practice related to access to justice

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* 2. What does Access to Justice mean to you as a practitioner?

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* 3. What are some key ways you improve access to justice in BC according to the three elements of the A2JBC Triple Aim measurement framework (page 9):

(1) Population access

(2) User experience

(3) Costs

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* 4. What more would you like to see Mediate BC doing to take action?

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* 5. Are you either a mediator or med-arb practitioner?

Yes