§ 1811 Disbursement of funds - Method of reimbursement.

This rule explains how dispute resolution centers get paid for their work. When a center applies for money and the Director approves it, funds are released from a special account called the Dispute Resolution System Revolving Fund. This money helps cover the everyday costs of running approved dispute resolution programs, like mediation services.

The Director controls how and when this money gets sent out. The exact process for paying back these costs is not fixed in the law itself. Instead, the Director sets up specific rules and regulations that spell out the details of reimbursement.

For people involved with these centers, this means funding depends on following the Director's approval process and any guidelines that office puts in place.