The two statutes also differ in their approaches to modifying and correcting an award. Under the Model Law, an application to set aside the award is the only available recourse to a court against an arbitral award. Article 33 of the Model Law contemplates that correction and interpretation of an award can be obtained from the arbitral tribunal only. Section 11 of the FAA, in contrast, permits a party to apply to the court to modify or correct an award and specifies the limited grounds for obtaining such relief.