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Petra Hietanen-Kunwaldin esitys "Consensual justice in social security matters" Kelan tutkimus 50 vuotta -juhlaseminaarissa 5.6.2014.
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The role of
oral
proceedings
CONSENSUAL JUSTICE IN
SOCIAL SECURITY
MATTERS
Petra Hietanen-
Kunwald,
Researcher, HY
OrganizationProfile of the organization
Goal
Strategy
Indicators
Stakeholder engagement Identification of the stakeholders
Engagement
SUSTAINABILITY IN JUDICIAL PROTECTION
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Sustainable dispute resolution
(Judicial) protection in respect of a specific,
individual dispute
Guidance of future dispute resolution
Sustainable?
GOAL
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External stakeholder perspective vs. internal perspective?
Access to justice is effective.
Stakeholders conceive procedure as just and fair (procedural fairness).
Confidence in the organization and procedure.
SUSTAINABILITY
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Institutional guarantees
Procedural values and principles
Stakeholder engagement
Individual
General
STRATEGY
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Right to participate vs. duty to participate
The complainant an active participant in the
procedure or a case?
PARTICIPATION
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Oral proceedings vs written proceedings in social
security matters
Middle-European models of dispute resolution in
social security matters
WITHIN THE PROCEDURE
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Sozialgericht
Special administrative court
Decision by judgment requires an oral hearing.
Parties may waive their right to an oral hearing.
”Failure to provide an oral hearing infringes in
general the parties’ right to be heard”
GERMANY
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TASS and TI
Specialized court – civil procedure
Oral hearing obligatory, opting out under specific
circumstances only.
”La procédure est orale.” (CSS , art. R. 142 -20-1)
FRANCE
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Efficient means to implement the parties’ right to be heard.
Open a possibility to instruct (unrepresented) party -> effective access to justice
Promote contact and dialogue between the parties and the court -> fairness
Facilitate alternative forms of dispute resolutions -> flexibility
PURPOSE OF ORAL PROCEEDINGS
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Termination by
adjudication
Numbers
(2012)
Percentage
(2012)
Decision by judgment 42.216 10,6
Decision by court
decision (without oral
hearing)
24.293 6,1
Other termination
Withdrawal 157.203 39,4
Court settlement 42.133 10,5
Accepted
acknowledgment
60.379 15,1
Mutual declaration that
there is no need to
adjudicate
39.131 9,8
FIGURES (GERMANY)
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