  We present a general argument which suggests that the Bartels-Lipatov-Vacca
Odderon intercept should be equal to one to all orders in the perturbation
theory. The argument is based on the validity of the so called omega-expansion
in the high energy limit. It can be further supported by the analogous pattern
observed in the case of the anomalous dimensions which is a consequence of the
momentum sum rule. In addition, we conjecture that the BFKL kernel should
satisfy the transverse momentum sum rule. Finally, it is shown that the higher
order kinematical effects do not change the BLV Odderon intercept.
