Small Format Mediation Sample Clauses

Small Format Mediation. The so-called “Small Format” Mediation was originally proposed by participants in a meeting on 10 July 2000. This simplified form of mediation would be restricted to the Mangunharjo fishpond farmers and KLI, without legal representation. The process was to be facilitated by the 291 "Gubernur Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxx," WŒWŒSŒW, 12 August 2000. 292 Ibid. Mediation Team and Governor’s representative with a particular focus on resolving the matter of compensation. An initial meeting of the “small format” group was held on 19 September 2000. Again, KLI failed to attend and the farmers were therefore unable to gain clarification concerning KLI’s willingness to give capital assistance to the farmers. Due to the lack of response from KLI, the farmers intended to formally request a direct audience with the Governor to convey their concerns. The persistent failure of KLI to further participate in mediation attracted public criticism from the mediator, Xx Xxxxxxxx X Hadi, who speculated that the industry’s failure to participate in negotiations could provide a basis for the regional government to close down the industry.293 Within the Mangunharjo community, the refusal of KLI to participate in further negotiation caused increasing frustration and threats of direct action against the industry.294 A further meeting was held between KLI and the Mangunharjo farmers pursuant to the “small format” in early February 2001, where KLI reportedly offered the farmers some Rp 50 million in compensation.295 This was, however, rejected by the farmers, and no agreement was forthcoming. More recently the “Small Format” mediation between KLI and the Mangunharjo farmers has finally resulted in a payment of Rp 125 million (US$16,000) being made by KLI to the 16 farmers whose fishponds had been completely submerged as a result of encroaching sea levels. The payment was supplemented by an additional sum of Rp 375 million also paid to the farmers by the provincial government.296 Other farmers, whose ponds had suffered partial damage from erosion or flooding, were not compensated, however.297 The payment was also not described as compensation, but rather a goodwill payment to those farmers who had lost their fishponds because of “natural disaster”. Whilst the payment satisifed the farmers’ demands for compensation, it also resulted in conflict within KMPL, between those who wished to accept the payment and those who did not. Some within the group felt that payment should only be accepted if it were ...
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