(1) The conciliator shall conduct the conciliation process in accordance with the prevailing law by following the basic matters related to conciliation and the code of conduct issued for conciliators as mentioned in the guidelines to be implemented by the Supreme Court.
(2) If the conciliator feels that the conciliation work cannot be completed within the time set by the court, he shall inform the court of the same.
(3) The conciliator shall not express any matter expressed by any party of the case during the conciliation process or any matter expressed by any party during the conciliation process in such a way that the other party is not heard, without obtaining the consent of that party. No document or note or material prepared during the conciliation process shall be made available to any person other than the participating parties without the consent of the participating parties. But this bye-law shall not apply if the conciliator believes that there is or is going to be a threat to the safety of a party to the dispute or a third party due to fear of violence or physical or mental insecurity, child abuse or danger to himself or anyone else.
(4) If the conciliator is found to have acted contrary to this regulation and any code of conduct issued by the Conciliation Council, his name will be removed from the list of conciliators. But according to this rule, before removing the name of a conciliator from the list, he should be given a reasonable opportunity to be heard.