A hybrid arbitration clause providing for one institution to conduct arbitration in accordance with another institution's rules is workable under Australian law, with the designated institution applying such of the other institution's rules as are compatible with its structure, and the ICC Rules cannot override party autonomy to prevent hybrid arbitration.
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