(1) The Court may:

(a)

end a mediation or arbitration at any time; or

(b)

terminate the appointment of a mediator or an arbitrator; or

(c)

appoint a new mediator or arbitrator to replace a mediator or an arbitrator.

(2) If the Court appoints a new arbitrator, the Court may order:

(a)

that the new arbitrator must treat any evidence given, or any record, document or anything else produced, or anything done, in the course of the arbitration as if it had been given, produced or done before or by the new arbitrator; or

(b)

that any interim award made in the course of the arbitration is to be taken to have been made by the new arbitrator; or

(c)

that the new arbitrator must adopt and act on any determination made by the previous arbitrator.

(2)

If the court appoints a new mediator, the Court may order that the mediation continue in any way the Court directs.