I asked Copilot if Grok is correct, and the answer is ....I think I remember reading some time ago parties have 60 days to decide re hearing after suspension . Grok sees it differently .
The ICSID Arbitration Rules (2022) do not specify a fixed time period for parties to decide on a hearing date after a suspension is lifted. Instead, the process is flexible and depends on the circumstances of the case.
Yes, your statement is essentially correct.
The ICSID Arbitration Rules (2022) do not impose a fixed deadline for parties to set a hearing date once a suspension is lifted. Instead, the process is designed to be flexible and responsive to the specific circumstances of each case. According to the rules, hearings are typically arranged through consultation between the parties and the tribunal, and logistical details—such as timing, format, and location—are discussed during organizational meetings.
This flexibility allows the tribunal and parties to tailor the schedule based on procedural progress, availability, and complexity of the issues involved.