(g) the right to extension of time limits by the court;

(h) the right to set aside an award;

(i) the right to enforce an award.

10. Conduct of the Hearing

10(1) The arbitrator(s) shall, in consultation with the parties, set the dates for the hearings.

10(2) Each party shall prove the facts on which it relies.

10(3) In deciding issues of relevance and materiality of evidence, the arbitrator(s) shall not be required to apply the rules of evidence.

10(4) The arbitrator(s) may direct the order of proceeding, divide the proceedings into stages, exclude repetitive or irrelevant testimony, limit or refuse to receive the evidence of a witness of fact or opinion, or direct the parties to address specific issues, the determination of which may dispose of some or all of the dispute.