§ 1807 Definitions.

This rule explains some key terms used in Oklahoma's law about community dispute resolution centers. These centers are local places where people can go to work out disagreements without going through a full court trial.

An "administrator" is the county, city, or state agency that runs one of these centers. A "center" itself is the actual place where people get help solving disputes. This help can come in different forms, like mediation (where a neutral person helps both sides talk it out), arbitration (where a neutral person makes a decision for them), or other similar methods.

Finally, the "director" refers to the Administrative Director of the Courts, who has a role in overseeing how these centers operate under the law. Knowing these definitions helps people understand who does what when a dispute resolution center is involved in resolving a conflict.