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6The tribunal is to be appointed as follows—
(a)where there is to be a sole arbitrator, the parties must appoint an eligible individual jointly (and must do so within 28 days of either party requesting the other to do so),
(b)where there is to be a tribunal consisting of two or more arbitrators—
(i)each party must appoint an eligible individual as an arbitrator (and must do so within 28 days of the other party requesting it to do so), and
(ii)where more arbitrators are to be appointed, the arbitrators appointed by the parties must appoint eligible individuals as the remaining arbitrators.
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