These further underline the importance accorded to expedited procedure under this method of dispute resolution, as well as the autonomy of the arbitration process itself, existent within the Model Law regime. The above inquiry reveals a number of differences between the provisions which relate to arbitral tribunal competence under the respective legislative frameworks. Significantly, the UNCITRAL Model Law, as adverted to previously, considers the notion of competence under the same Article as that of separabilty, which, although not necessarily desirable for the purposes of clarity in legislative drafting, would appear to appeal to logic when competence is considered conceptually. The other notable difference is the scope of competence accorded to the arbitral tribunal under each.