Core Viewpoint - Strengthening the supervision of arbitrators by arbitration institutions is a crucial measure to enhance the credibility of arbitration [1] Group 1: Legislative Changes - The newly revised Arbitration Law was passed on September 12, during the 17th meeting of the 14th National People's Congress Standing Committee, which aims to improve the supervision and management system of arbitration institutions [1] - The revised law emphasizes internal supervision within arbitration institutions, establishing governance, democratic deliberation, personnel management, and complaint handling systems [1] Group 2: Social Supervision - The revised Arbitration Law introduces a system for public disclosure of information by arbitration institutions, requiring timely publication of charters, registration, arbitration rules, arbitrator lists, fee standards, annual business reports, and financial reports [1] - It includes provisions for arbitration integrity, stating that if an arbitration tribunal discovers collusion among parties intending to harm national interests, public interests, or the legitimate rights of others, the arbitration request should be rejected [1] Group 3: Implementation Measures - The Ministry of Justice is working on developing supporting regulations and has begun drafting management measures for the registration of arbitration institutions [1] - Efforts are underway to enhance the construction of the China Arbitration Association to prepare for the implementation of the Arbitration Law and to continuously improve the credibility and international influence of arbitration in China [1]