11.1.6 Issues to Be Decided is a type of contract dispute resolution process, in which the parties to a contract discuss and determine the issues they need to resolve in order to resolve their dispute. This includes identifying the issues in dispute, determining which issues are relevant and should be resolved, and finally deciding on a resolution. It is important to be as specific as possible when deciding the issues to be resolved, as this will help in structuring an effective dispute resolution process. Different types of 11.1.6 Issues to Be Decided include identifying the parties involved, establishing the facts of the case, determining the applicable laws and regulations, determining the applicable legal remedies, and determining the potential outcomes.