(1) Once a conciliator has been appointed, no other conciliator shall be selected or appointed except in the following cases:-
(a) if the conciliator dies, or
(b) if the parties concerned wish to change the designated conciliator by mutual consent, or
(c) if a party makes an application to the court expressing distrust of the conciliator, or
(d) if the conciliator discloses that he has an interest in the subject matter of the case, or
(e) if the conciliator appears to have acted or acted contrary to the fundamentals of conciliation in the conduct of the conciliation, or
(f) if the designated conciliator is unable to act as conciliator for any other reason.
(2) In accordance with sub-rule (1), the conciliator shall generally: complete his work within the previously specified time. However, if there is only a short period of time remaining and there is a sufficient and reasonable reason to grant more time, an additional time of up to one month can be granted.