Note: ICANN defiantly views the Emergency Arbitrator’s Final Order as merely a “recommendation” and not a binding order upon ICANN’s Board. The last page of the Emergency Arbitrator’s Order clearly states, “It is therefore ORDERED that ICANN refrain from scheduling an auction for the new gTLDs .INC, .LLP and .LLC until the conclusion of the pending Independent Review Process.” Under ICDR Rules, Art. 6(4) (“Any interim award or order shall have the same effect as an interim measure made pursuant to Article 24 and shall be binding on the parties when rendered.”); Dot Registry, LLC v. Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, ICDR Case 01-14-0001-5004, “Emergency Independent Review Panelist's Order on Request for Emergency Measures of Protection,” ¶ 6 (describing consent of both parties to ICDR Art. 6) (23 December 2014); Bylaws for Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, Art. IV § 3(21) (amended 30 July 2014) (“The declarations of the IRP Panel, and the Board's subsequent action on those declarations, are final and have precedential value”); see alsoDotConnectAfrica Trust v. Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, ICDR Case No. 50-2013-00-1083, “Declaration on the IRP Procedure,” ¶¶ 98-115, 131 (14 August 2014) (holding that decisions of IRP panels are binding upon ICANN, pursuant to the rules that govern the IRP and the New gTLD Program) (available at https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/irp-procedure-declaration-14aug14-en.pdf).