What does 'Non Legislative Method' refer to in conflict resolution?

In conflict resolution, the term 'Non Legislative Method' emphasizes approaches to settling disputes that do not rely on legal frameworks or formal judicial processes. This means resolving conflicts through means that are independent of the law, such as negotiation, mediation, or dialogue.

This approach can often lead to faster resolutions and may preserve relationships between the parties involved, as it encourages open communication and mutual understanding rather than an adversarial approach. It promotes collaboration and finding a solution that is satisfactory to all involved rather than having a decision imposed by a legal authority.

The other answers reflect methods that are more structured and involve legal or formal processes, which contrasts sharply with the idea of non-legislative methods. Using legal agencies and taking disputes to court both involve formal legal contexts, while employing third parties can sometimes include formal arbitration or legal mediation, which may not fit the 'non-legislative' framework if law is used in the resolution process.