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释义

名词

设立在各社区内为调和与解决邻里纠纷的政府机构。

DEFINITION

Noun

A government agency established in various communities to mediate and resolve neighbourhood disputes.

由来

英语 “Community Mediation Centre” 的意译。
1998 年，律政部（Ministry of Law）在马林百列（Marine Parade）设立本地第一所社区调解中心。
隔年，第二所调解中心设于宏茂桥（Ang Mo Kio）。
设立社区调解中心的原因，是因为当局意识到居民会为了彼此之间产生的小摩擦而报警处理。然而，由于这些纠纷往往不在警方的管辖范围内而无法受理，因此当局便设立调解中心试图解决这些问题。如此一来，不仅居民的问题能够得到妥善的处理，本地的警力也能更合理地运用。
当局希望居民之间僵持的关系，能在经过专业的调解后有所缓和。社区调解中心的介入能让居民聆听第三方的意见，从而更清楚、更理性地意识到问题的根本与解决方式。
截至 2001 年，这两所社区调解中心共处理了 1,500 起个案，其中有 73% 已顺利解决。

ETYMOLOGY

The Mandarin term “社区调解中心” is a paraphrase of the English term “Community Mediation Centre”.
In 1998, the Ministry of Law set up the first Community Mediation Centre in Marine Parade.
The following year, a second centre was set up in Ang Mo Kio.
Community Mediation Centres were set up as the authorities noticed that residents would contact the police for minor disputes. As such disputes are often not under the jurisdiction of the police, the government set up Community Mediation Centres in hopes of resolving them. In this way, the residents’ issues can be dealt with appropriately and police resources can be better utilised.
The authorities hope that the tense relationships among residents can be improved with professional mediation. The intervention by Community Mediation Centres will enable residents to listen to a third party’s perspective and allow them to understand the root causes and solutions of the issues they face more clearly and rationally.
As at 2001, the two Community Mediation Centres have handled a total of 1,500 cases, of which 73% were successfully resolved.

例句

社区调解中心 3 月至 4 月接到的求助个案小幅增加，多数是与噪音干扰有关。（《联合早报》，8/5/2020）

SAMPLE SENTENCE

From March to April, there was a slight increase in the number of cases handled by the Community Mediation Centres, most of which were related to noise disturbance. (Liahe Zaobao, 8/5/2020)