VI ICC Rules.
Rules shows the origin of their provisions.
However, the Chairman is not restricted in his choice to a Panel of Arbitrators. In order to assure the widest possible international recognition and enforcement of awards arbitration proceedings may be held only in States that are parties to the 1958 UN Convention. Rules Fact-finding, as contemplated by the Additional Facility Rules is a process for preventing, rather than settling legal disputes. It is thus basically different from conciliation as well as arbitration. They could provide the parties with an impartial assessment of facts which, if accepted by them, would prevent differences of view arising on specific factual issues in the course of a long-term relationship from escalating to legal disputes.