A selected member shall, prior to the approval of his appointment, disclose to the Appointing Authority any circumstance likely to give rise to any matters or doubts as to the member’s impartiality or independence. Article (70) Publication of the Decisions of the Arbitration Panel The Authority shall publish the decisions issued by the Arbitration Panel in such way as it deems appropriate. Article (71) Finality of the Decisions of the Arbitration Panel Decisions issued by the Arbitration Panel are considered final and binding. The original copy of the decision that determines the subject-matter of the dispute shall only be submitted to the Clerks' Office of the court that has jurisdiction to consider the claim within three days following the issue of such decision. The court clerk shall prepare a summary report on such deposit and a copy thereof shall be served on each of the two parties to the dispute. Any concerned party may file an action to nullify the decision issued by the Arbitration Panel before the court that has jurisdiction to consider the dispute, in the circumstances and in accordance with the procedures provided for in Article (243) of the Civil and Commercial Procedural Law. Unless the court orders otherwise, the filing of a legal action to nullify such decision shall not result in a stay of the execution of the decision. Chapter 17 Complaints and Penalties Article (72) Complaints Submitted To the Authority