What if one party does not wish to apply for funding under the REMPS and the other party wishes to do so?

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Where one party wants to apply for Revised Enhanced Mediation Promotion Scheme (REMPS) funding but the other party does not, the former party will be able to claim reimbursement of up to S$1,000. There would not be any named publicity as this requires the consent of both parties.

The purpose is to encourage openness to named publicity, as this promotes awareness of mediation's advantages through authentic cases.

What if one party does not wish to apply for funding under the REMPS and the other party wishes to do so?

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