My understanding of the bill is that, for the competent third person, there's very little that says who that person needs to be, except that they have to be agreed upon by both parties. Is there anything that would preclude the competent third person from being somebody from the joint committee or somebody like that? It could be that, for instance, if there's a non-unionized environment, they could have an external law firm, or they could have an expert. Is there anything that would prevent it?
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