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17(1)Where an arbitrator’s tenure ends, the tribunal must be reconstituted—
(a)in accordance with the procedure used to constitute the original tribunal, or
(b)where that procedure fails, in accordance with rules 6 and 7.
(2)It is for the reconstituted tribunal to decide the extent, if any, to which previous proceedings (including any award made, appointment by or other act done by the previous tribunal) should stand.
(3)The reconstituted tribunal’s decision does not affect a party’s right to object or appeal on any ground which arose before the tribunal made its decision.
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