In a Framing Statement, You Should Make It Clear That

Multiple Choice

In a framing statement, you should make it clear that:

A) you will listen to both parties, but you will determine the final outcome.
B) neither party is likely to be satisfied with the final outcome, so they should consider withdrawing from the process.
C) your aim is to reach an agreement that satisfies everyone.
D) the organisation's priorities will be given precedence over those of the parties to the dispute.
E) one party's arguments or suggestions will be accepted in full over another party's.