The term ‘substantive jurisdiction’ is defined in the Arbitration Act 19961 as referring to three matters2:

  1. 57.2.1

        whether there is a valid arbitration agreement between the parties;

  2. 57.2.2

        whether the tribunal has been properly constituted; and

  3. 57.2.3

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