Under CCP 1281.9(a)(2), a neutral arbitrator must make disclosures to the parties to an arbitration as required by the Ethics Standards for Neutral Arbitrators in Contractual Arbitration. Here, the arbitrator did so, and also disclosed that he would accept employment in other disputes as an arbitrator without informing the parties. In a non-consumer arbitration, the arbitrator is allowed to make such a disclosure at the outset of the arbitration and then accept new assignments of other arbitrations involving one of the parties without notice to the other. When AAA voluntarily disclosed the arbitrator’s employment on another case involving one of the parties, the other objected. The AAA rejected the challenge as too late, and the trial court and Court of Appeal agreed.