The Arbitral Tribunal may seek the assistance of one or more experts, where the number of the experts shall not be an even number, in order to provide a written or verbal report to be documented in the hearing’s minutes regarding one or two matters set by the Arbitral Tribunal. The Arbitral Tribunal shall notify each of the disputing parties with its decision regarding the assistance of experts and defining the task assigned to the experts. Both disputing parties shall provide the expert with all information related to the dispute. Each of them shall enable such expert to examine or inspect all documents, goods, financial records or other items related to the dispute. The Arbitral Tribunal shall decide on any dispute that may arise between an expert and any of the original disputing parties in that regard. Before commencing his appointment each expert shall submit to the Authority a disclosure of any reasons or information that may lead to doubts concerning his neutrality or independence. Arbitration parties may object to the choice of an expert, within two Business Days from the date of notification of the above disclosure. The Arbitral Tribunal shall decide on that objection and its reasons.