Paired Mandate

Two sides. One appointee each.

Paired Mandate is a way for two sides to have a dispute considered together. First, both sides agree on the question, what information can be reviewed, and what happens if the appointees can’t agree.

First side

Chooses one appointee.

Second side

Chooses one appointee.

Joint consideration

The two appointees consider the dispute together and work toward a joint decision under the terms the parties agreed to.