An important feature of the ICC Rules of Arbitration is to give the more than 90 national committees or groups – including the ICC Hong Kong group – of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) an opportunity to propose arbitrators in response to an invitation from the ICC’s International Court of Arbitration. The ICC Court then decides whether to appoint the person proposed.
One of the most important arbitration-related activities performed by ICC Hong Kong, which this year celebrates the 15th anniversary of its establishment, is to respond to the ICC Court’s invitations for nomination of arbitrators. Occasionally ICC Hong Kong is also invited by the ICC Court to suggest mediators, experts or other ADR professionals.
Persons eligible
ICC Hong Kong’s arbitration committee has constituted a sub-committee – the nomination sub-committee – to consider such invitations and to suggest suitable individuals to ICC Hong Kong.
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Kim Rooney is an arbitrator and barrister at Gilt Chambers in Hong Kong. She is also chair of ICC Hong Kong Standing Committee on Arbitration, and chair of the Hong Kong Bar Association Special Committee on International Relations.
Co-author Cameron Hassall is partner and head of international arbitration for Greater China at Clifford Chance and chair of the ICC Hong Kong nomination sub-committee
