Code of Ethics
The Code of Ethics sets out the duties of those who act as arbitrators and secretaries in the proceedings administered by ANDEARB, as well as the disciplinary procedure for breaches.
Duties covered
- Independence and impartiality with respect to the parties and the dispute.
- Duty to disclose any circumstance that may give rise to justifiable doubts as to impartiality or independence, from acceptance of the appointment and throughout the proceedings.
- Duty of confidentiality regarding the arbitral proceedings (Legislative Decree 1071, Article 51).
- Diligence and compliance with the time limits set out in the Rules.
- Handling of conflicts of interest and of the incompatibilities under Articles 20 and 21 of Legislative Decree 1071.
Whistleblowing channel
Anyone may report conduct that breaches the Code of Ethics. Reports are assessed by [the Superior Council or the Court of Arbitration] in accordance with the disciplinary procedure set out in the Internal Regulations.
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Pending from client: text of the Code of Ethics and details of the disciplinary procedure. This page had no copy in the document delivered; the current text was drafted using the references in the Internal Regulations.