2.
Arbitration relating to the arbitration proposal mentioned under the previous paragraph shall be deemed to be effective from the time documents indicating acceptance of the same are submitted by the chief executive or other executive organ of the ordinary local public body which has applied for investigation into involvement by the state and by the administrative agency of the state to the Commission. In such case, the Commission shall immediately announce the same publicly together with the purport of the arbitration, and shall make notification of the same to the chief executive or other executive organ of the ordinary local public body and to the administrative agency of the state.
(Delegation to Cabinet Order)
Article 250-20.
With the exception of matters provided for in this Law, necessary matters related to investigation, recommendation and arbitration by the Commission shall be determined by cabinet order.
Subsection III. Local Dispute Arbitrators
(Local Dispute Arbitrators)
Article 251-1.
Local Dispute Arbitrators shall, as determined by this Law, handle the arbitration of disputes between ordinary local public bodies or between the organs of ordinary local public bodies, as well as hearings relating to investigations, demands for investigation and reinvestigation as provided for under this Law, testimony and decisions concerning those matters of involvement by the state or To, Do, Fu or Ken with regard to the ordinary local public body that are carried out by the To, Do, Fu or Ken (hereinafter referred as "involvement by To, Do, Fu or Ken").
2.
The arbitrators shall be three in number, and they shall be appointed ad hoc by the Minister for Home Affairs or the governor of the To, Do, Fu or Ken respectively from among persons of experience and learning. In such case, the Minister for Home Affairs or governor of the To, Do, Fu or Ken shall consult beforehand with the relevant Minister or Commission of the To, Do, Fu or Ken or Commissioners in charge of matters related to the said case in dispute.
