NEWSLETTER-2019-metin

159 ARBITRATION LAW Procedural Timetable, tribunals should give balanced decisions by be- ing expeditious and allowing both parties reasonable time to defend their case. The report suggests that the tribunals should consider: • Whether Expedited Procedure Rules are applied 8 ; • Whether there is a need for a partial award as to jurisdiction; • Number of written submissions; • Document production process; and • The hearing. Document Management Tribunals should discuss the procedural rules for documents and document control at an early stage of the proceedings, preferably at the CMC. This document management process and the structure should be included in the first procedural order. Tribunals, when directing parties, should consider that the docu- ments are electronically attainable with a numbering system. Accord- ing to the Report, such procedural directions should involve inter-party correspondence (instructions), agreed meeting records, programs, agreed summaries of measurement, agreed summaries of valuation, drawings, and technical documents. These should be in separate in- dexed files with individual numbering 9 . If the parties require a general production of e-documents, the ICC Report on Managing E-Document Production and the CIArb Pro - tocol for E-disclosure in Arbitration can be useful tools. 8 Işık, Fatih : “ ICC Rules on Expedited Procedure”, Erdem&Erdem Newsletter, October 2016, http://www.erdem-erdem.av.tr/publications/newsletter/icc-rules- on-expedited-procedure/ (Access date: October 2019). 9 Report, par. 16.1.