Prior to the commencement of the mediation, the mediator is obliged to inform the parties to the conflict about his/her position in the mediation, the purpose and principles of the mediation, the effects of the mediation contract and the mediation agreement, the possibility of terminating the mediation at any time, the mediator's fee for the mediation and the costs of the mediation. The mediator is obliged to explicitly inform the parties to the conflict that the initiation of the mediation does not affect the right of the parties to the conflict to seek protection of their rights and legitimate interests through the courts and that only the parties to the conflict are responsible for the content of the mediation agreement.

The mediator is obliged to inform the parties to the conflict without undue delay of all facts which, taking into account his or her relationship to the case, to the parties to the conflict or to their representatives, could give rise to doubts as to his or her impartiality.

The mediator shall be obliged to sign the mediation agreement that has been concluded by the parties to the conflict within the mediation and to indicate the date on which the mediation agreement was concluded.

The mediator is obliged to issue to the parties to the conflict, upon request, a confirmation of when the parties to the conflict received the statement referred to in Section 6(3)(b) or (c) of the Mediation Act.

In the case of an ordered meeting, the mediator is obliged to issue a confirmation to the parties to the conflict that they have fulfilled the obligation to meet with the mediator.