(1) In case any institution dealing with conciliation provides separate regulations or procedures for appointing a conciliator, the parties may appoint a conciliator in accordance with such regulations or procedures.
(2) In order to appoint a conciliator in accordance with sub-section (1), the parties themselves or according to the order of the court may request such organization to recommend and send the name of the person who will be the conciliator for appointment.
(3) Upon request under sub-section (2), such organization shall recommend the name of a suitable person after considering the nature of the dispute and the matter to be reconciled, the competence, efficiency and impartiality of the person who will be the mediator and the nationality of the person who will be the mediator if the dispute is of an international nature or Will appoint a suitable person.
(4) Notwithstanding anything else written in this section, if the parties to the dispute wish to seek the assistance of the local level in relation to the appointment of a conciliator, they may seek the assistance of the relevant local level.
(5) For the purpose of providing assistance in accordance with sub-section (4), the local level shall prepare and maintain a list of conciliators who have qualified in accordance with this Act and assist in appointing a suitable person as a conciliator from among the persons included in such list in consultation with the parties.