Ann: Sangomar Field Development project update, page-122

A little from the ICC website.....

"Awards and Award Scrutiny

Scrutiny is a distinctive feature of ICC Arbitration. No arbitral award is issued without the Court’s approval.

• Submission of the draft Award and scrutiny

After the closing of the proceedings, the Arbitral Tribunal will draw up a draft “Award” that is submitted to the Court for scrutiny. The Court will scrutinise all awards. In doing so, it may lay down modifications as to form and, without affecting the Arbitral Tribunal’s liberty of decision, draw its attention to points of substance. In scrutinising draft awards, the Court considers, to the extent practicable, the requirements of mandatory law at the place of arbitration.

• Notification of the Award

Once approved by the Court, the “Award” is signed by the arbitrators. It is deemed to be made at the place of the arbitration on the date indicated. It is then notified to the parties by the Secretariat."

I suspect we will know soon!

dodds