the proposal shall be filed after the constitution of the Tribunal and within 21 days after the later of:
(i)
the constitution of the Tribunal; or
(ii)
the date on which the party proposing the disqualification first knew or first should have known of the facts on which the proposal is based;
b)
the proposal shall include the grounds on which it is based, a statement of the relevant facts, law and arguments, and any supporting documents;
c)
the other party shall file its response and any supporting documents within 21 days after receipt of the proposal;
d)
the arbitrator to whom the proposal relates may file a statement that is limited to factual information relevant to the proposal. The statement shall be filed within five days after the earlier of receipt of the response or expiry of the time limit referred to in
each party may file a final written submission on the proposal within seven days after the earlier of receipt of the statement or expiry of the time limit referred to in
(4) The proceeding shall be suspended upon the filing of the proposal until a decision on the proposal has been made, except to the extent that the parties agree to continue the proceeding.