Fair Housing
Under the Fair Housing Act, 'conciliation' in the HUD complaint process means:
AA criminal prosecution of the respondent
BA negotiated resolution between the complainant and respondent facilitated by HUD, which can result in a binding agreement without going to a hearing✓ Correct
CA finding of no fair housing violation
DA court-ordered sale of the property
Explanation
Conciliation is the voluntary dispute resolution process in which HUD facilitates negotiations between the complainant and respondent to reach a mutually acceptable agreement. Conciliation agreements can include monetary relief, policy changes, training, and other remedies. Both parties must agree — HUD cannot impose a settlement through conciliation.
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