英文摘要 |
The Code of Ethics for Arbitrators was authorized for each individual institution to frame their own rules under the “Regulation Governing Organization, Mediation Procedures and Fees of Arbitration Institution” ever since its revision in 1999, and has not been amended for over 22 years. The Code of Ethics can be categorized as rules that specifically regulates arbitrators and rules that regulates others. Those which regulates arbitrators can be further observe in a narrow, broad and broadest sense. In assessing the variety rules concerning the Code of Ethics for Arbitrators, despite equivalency in their context, the normative hierarchy of its sources still exist in the form of self-disciplinary nature. In optimizing the credibility and integrity of arbitration system, while also improving its international competitiveness, this article suggests that the current adoption of these rules should reference those of “Ethical Regulation of Attorneys”, which delegates its authority through legislation rather than self-discipline. Furthermore, creating a focal point of public notification platform to properly inform all arbitrating institutions for any violation of the code of ethics. This move allows all arbitrating institutions to be well informed in case of any violations of ethical code, unseating unfit arbitrators, and enhance their awareness in complying with ethical standards. |