The Model Law is not a magic potion that instantaneously solves all problems or turns a jurisdiction into an arbitration paradise. First of all, it would be misleading to suggest that jurisdictions that enacted the Model Law have, as a result, perfectly identical arbitration laws. Different countries have adopted the Model Law with diverse degrees of closeness and following dissimilar approaches. Harmonisation does not mean uniformity: it promotes similarity and correspondence but a certain measure of disunity still remains.