An order made by an arbitrator under section 41(5) of the Arbitration Act 1996 requiring a party to do something (for example, provide information or attend a meeting) by a set date. If a party fails to comply, the arbitrator or another party can apply to the court under section 42 to enforce the order — effectively turning the arbitrator's direction into a court-backed requirement.
In Plain English
A final warning from an arbitrator telling you to do something by a specific deadline. If you ignore it, the court can step in to force you to comply just like a normal court order.
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