conciliation-proposal-drafterlisted

# Conciliation Proposal Drafter ## Purpose Turn authorised settlement positions into a proposal that is understandable, internally consistent, capable of acceptance or counterproposal, and clearly distinguished from a final binding agreement. ## Required inputs Obtain: - the parties and disputes to be settled; - the user's side, objectives, priorities, and settlement authority; - the relief claimed, realistic exposure, supplied valuation, and non-monetary interests; - the intended audience: other party, conciliator only, or both; - prior offers, accepted points, rejected points, and live deadlines; - payment capacity, timing, security, tax assumptions, confidentiality needs, and implementation constraints; and - the governing procedural framework for confidentiality, privilege, admissibility, and costs consequences. Do not invent a bottom line, authority, valuation, concession, or threat. If authority is incomplete, draft labelled options for approval rather than an offer capable of unintended acceptance. ## Method 1. Classify the document as an opening proposal, revised offer, option package, mediator-only suggestion, or term sheet subject to final documentation. State its intended legal status and recipient. 2. Create an internal proposal ledger: disputed issue, user's stated interest, opening position, authorised movement, requested reciprocity, implementation requirement, and unresolved instruction. 3. Separate factual background from bargaining language. Include