; (iii) the balance of equities weighs in favor of preserving public and user access to the alleged child sexual abuse material; and (iv) disabling public and user access to the alleged child sexual abuse material is contrary to the public interest. (D) Effect of failure to disable access (i) Provider petition If the petition was filed by a provider, and the provider fails to comply with an order issued pursuant to subparagraph (B), the Board may— (I) dismiss the petition with prejudice; and (II) refer the matter to the Attorney General. (ii) Effect of dismissal If a provider’s petition is dismissed under clause (i)(I), the complainant may bring a petition under paragraph (1) as if the provider did not file a petition within the timeframe specified in paragraph (2)(B). For purposes of paragraph (1)(C)(ii), the applicable start date shall be the date the provider’s petition was dismissed. (iii) Complainant petition If the petition was filed by a complainant, and the provider fails to comply with an order issued pursuant to subparagraph (B), the Board— (I) shall— (aa) expedite resolution of the petition; and (bb) refer the matter to the Attorney General