External Redress Clause Samples
The External Redress clause establishes a process for resolving disputes or complaints by involving an independent third party or external body. Typically, this clause outlines the steps parties must take to seek resolution outside the immediate contractual relationship, such as referring matters to an ombudsman, regulator, or arbitration panel. Its core function is to provide an impartial avenue for addressing grievances, ensuring fairness and transparency when internal mechanisms are insufficient or have been exhausted.
External Redress. Nothing in the Article shall be considered to negate the right of a member to seek compensation through civil action or other legal means for any damages arising from a bona fide complaint of harassment or discrimination and sexual harassment, including but not limited to filing a Human Rights complaint.
External Redress. 1. If you have gone through the entire internal process but are unhappy with the outcome and or the organisation’s response and handling of the matter the final step you can take is to contact British Accreditation Council (BAC)
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