Specifications include, but are not limited to: The Parenting Time Mediator will: i. Upon receipt of the ordered case name and case number, the court or the mediator will notify the parties/parents in writing, email or by telephone of the date, time and location of the mediation session. ii. Conduct the mediation session in accordance with the guidelines developed by the American Academy of Family Mediators. iii. Survey the parties/parents about possible safety issues between them. iv. Draft a full or partial agreement, if one is reached, and provide it to the parties/ parents for their review and signatures. v. Provide the parties/parents and attorneys, ten (10) days to review (known as the Objection Period) the draft agreement and accept or reject it. vi. File the signed agreement with Superior Court and notify the Conciliation Court Program Manager that the mediation session has been completed and the outcome. vii. Follow the Conciliation Court procedure regarding the signed agreement and ten (10) day objection period. viii. Provide up to two (2) mediation sessions per case if the mediator assesses it is necessary and the parties request it, at no extra cost to the county. ix. Ask the parties/parents to complete a Parenting Plan Mediation Evaluation Questionnaire. x. Send the Conciliation Court Program Manager the Case Management form. xi. Submit an invoice/claim to the county for service provided. xii. Attend Department staff meetings as scheduled/applicable.