However, it has been held that the definition of "awards" excludes orders or directions made under Section 12 of the Singapore IAA, that is, order or directions made by an arbitral tribunal and that deal with procedural matters protective measures. The rationale for the differential treatment of final arbitration awards and interim orders made by arbitral tribunals was summarized in the local decision of PT Pukuafu Indah and others v Newmont Indonesia Ltd and another [2012] 4 SLR 1157; [2012] SGHC 187, where Lee Seiu Kin J observed that procedural issues fell directly within the province of arbitral tribunals.Arbitration, particularly international arbitration, was conceptualised as a form of dispute settlement that is not bound by the parochial application of the procedural rules of the arbitral seat, albeit subject to a minimal level of procedural integrity.