(1)  Failing an amicable settlement on a Dispute that is not a Technical Dispute pursuant to CLAUSE [insert reference to the amicable settlement clause] above within [thirty (30) calendar] days of the receipt of the notice provided therein, any such Dispute shall be referred by either Party for resolution by the dispute review board ("Dispute Review Board") in accordance with this Clause [ ].

(2)  The Parties hereby agree to establish a Dispute Review Board in accordance with the Dispute Board Rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (the "ICC Dispute Board Rules"), which are incorporated herein by reference.

(3)  The Dispute Review Board shall be comprised of three (3) members, each of whom shall be fluent in [English] with professional experience in the matters with respect to contractual obligations in projects similar to the PPP Project, appointed in accordance with the ICC Dispute Board Rules.

(4)  All Disputes arising out of or in connection with this PPP Contract shall be submitted, in the first instance, to the Dispute Review Board in accordance with the ICC Dispute Board Rules. For any given dispute, the Dispute Review Board shall issue a recommendation in accordance with the ICC Dispute Board Rules.

(5)  If any Party fails to comply with a recommendation when required to do so pursuant to the ICC Dispute Board Rules, the other Party may refer the failure itself, without having to refer it to the Dispute Resolution Board, to arbitration in accordance with Clause [insert reference to the arbitration clause]. A Party that has failed to comply with a recommendation when required to do so pursuant to the ICC Dispute Board Rules shall not raise any issue as to the merits of the recommendation as a defense to its failure to comply without delay with the recommendation.

(6)  If any Party sends a written notice to the other Party and the Dispute Review Board expressing its dissatisfaction with a recommendation, as provided in the ICC Dispute Board Rules, or if the Dispute Review Board does not issue the recommendation within the time limit provided in the ICC Dispute Board Rules, or if the Dispute Review Board is disbanded pursuant to the ICC Dispute Board Rules, the Dispute shall be finally settled under arbitration in accordance with Clause [insert reference to the arbitration clause].