5.1 Writing and Submission of Draft Report

The ADR report's structure (the doctrinal architecture):1. The preliminary pages (the title, the declaration, the acknowledgements, the contents, the abstract).2. The introduction (the context, the questions, the scope, the methodology).3. The body chapters (the concepts' chapter: the ADR's theory — the negotiation-mediation- arbitration triad; the law's chapter: the acts-and-rules; the practice's chapter: the centers, the cases, the field observations — the visits' findings integrated; the analysis: the gaps-and- suggestions).4. The conclusion-and-recommendations (the questions answered; the reform proposed).5. The bibliographies (the primary: the statutes-and-cases; the secondary: the books-and-articles; the list of the visited institutions). The draft's discipline: the timeline's stages (the convener's calendar); the citation's continuity (U2's forms — from the first draft); the honest audit (the practice's praise-and-critique balanced — the clinical report's credibility).