Labor Incident Act Article 27

The labor mediation committee maydevise and determinethe terms of mediation to resolve the casewith the consent of both parties. The terms of mediation, as described in the preceding paragraph, unless otherwise agreed upon by both parties, shall be determined by the committee based on the majority opinion. If there are numerous opinions without a majority opinion, the opinion with the highest vote shall prevail. The terms of mediation shall be made into a written record including a date notation, or recorded in the transcript of mediation procedures by the court clerk. Once the aforementionedmediation termsare signed by the judge and every member of the labor mediation committee, the mediation resolution is deemed established. The written document with signatures of the judge and every member of the labor mediation committee, as described in the preceding paragraph, shall be deemed the mediation transcript. As for the signatures mentioned in the preceding two paragraphs, if for any reason, a committee member is unable to sign, the judge shall notethe reasons; if the judge is unable to sign for areason, the other committee member shall note such reason.