Requirements and Conditions for Admission of VTIAC Arbitrators
1. Persons who meet the following criteria may act as arbitrators:
a. Having full civil act capacity as prescribed by the Civil Code; have good moral qualities, prestige, independence, impartiality and objectivity;
b. Having a university degree or higher and have passed the actual work in the field of study for 5 years or more;
c. In special cases, a highly qualified and experienced professional, although he/she does not meet the requirements mentioned in Point b of this Clause, may also be selected as an arbitrator.
2. Persons who meet the criteria specified in Section 1 above but fall into one of the following cases may not act as arbitrators:
a. Persons who are currently judges, procurators, investigators, enforcers, civil servants of the People's Court or the People's Procuracy, Investigative agencies, enforcement agencies;
b. Persons who are accused, defendants, persons who are serving criminal sentences or have completed their sentences but have not yet had their convictions expunged;
c. Persons who are being subjected to administrative measures are put into compulsory education institutions or compulsory detoxification establishments.
Procedures for admitting arbitrators
1. Applicants submit an application for admission of arbitrators with documents related to the Central Secretariat.
2. The Secretariat reviews the criteria and conditions for admitting arbitrators and submits them to the President of the Center.
3. The President of the Center signs the decision to admit the arbitrator, notifies the arbitrator and sends the list of additional arbitrators to the Ministry of Justice for publication.
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1. Persons who meet the following criteria may act as arbitrators:
a. Having full civil act capacity as prescribed by the Civil Code; have good moral qualities, prestige, independence, impartiality and objectivity;
b. Having a university degree or higher and have passed the actual work in the field of study for 5 years or more;
c. In special cases, a highly qualified and experienced professional, although he/she does not meet the requirements mentioned in Point b of this Clause, may also be selected as an arbitrator.
2. Persons who meet the criteria specified in Section 1 above but fall into one of the following cases may not act as arbitrators:
a. Persons who are currently judges, procurators, investigators, enforcers, civil servants of the People's Court or the People's Procuracy, Investigative agencies, enforcement agencies;
b. Persons who are accused, defendants, persons who are serving criminal sentences or have completed their sentences but have not yet had their convictions expunged;
c. Persons who are being subjected to administrative measures are put into compulsory education institutions or compulsory detoxification establishments.
Procedures for admitting arbitrators
1. Applicants submit an application for admission of arbitrators with documents related to the Central Secretariat.
2. The Secretariat reviews the criteria and conditions for admitting arbitrators and submits them to the President of the Center.
3. The President of the Center signs the decision to admit the arbitrator, notifies the arbitrator and sends the list of additional arbitrators to the Ministry of Justice for publication.