1. If the court designates the mediator, that mediator shall notify the court promptly by written notice to the court and the parties when a case is not accepted for mediation.

2. At any time after a case has been accepted, the mediator may refer it back to the court for good cause, which shall be by written notice to the court and the parties.

3. If a case is settled prior to or during mediation, the attorneys shall promptly notify the court and prepare and submit to the court an order reflecting the fact of settlement as in any other case.

4. If some but not all of the issues in the case are settled during mediation or if agreements are reached to limit discovery or on any other matter, the parties shall submit a joint statement to the court enumerating the issues that have been resolved and the issues that remain for trial. This statement shall be submitted within 10 days of the termination of mediation.

5. At the conclusion of cases accepted for mediation, the attorneys shall promptly report to the court in writing the fact that the mediation process has ended. If the parties do not reach an agreement as to any matter at mediation, their attorneys shall promptly report the lack of an agreement to the court. The attorneys by unanimous agreement, or the mediator with explicit unanimous consent of the parties, may report to the court identifying those matters which, if resolved or completed, would facilitate the possibility of settlement.