Clarification: If the University determines that a grievance is not eligible for processing under the Article 32 grievance procedure, the Union may contest the University’s decision by filing a second, separate grievance over the substance of the decision not to process the initial grievance. For example, if the University declines to process a grievance over a decision that it believes is non-grievable (i.e., a matter of academic judgment), the Union may contest this decision by filing a grievance that alleges that the issue is fully grievable. In such circumstances, the parties normally agree to put the initial grievance in abeyance (or otherwise suspend all applicable timelines) until the second grievance concerning the University’s refusal to process the first grievance is resolved.