Which CREL Status can be used to end a Member's Conditional Release?

Which CREL Status can be used to end a Member's Conditional Release?

• A. Cancel
• B. Return
• C. Discharge
• D. Transfer

Answer: (C)

Ending a Member's Conditional Release is accomplished by applying the Discharge status. Discharge formally closes the CREL process, removing the member from conditional-release obligations and updating their record to show the release has ended. It represents the final step in the CREL lifecycle when terms are completed or the release is terminated. Other actions are used for different workflow moves: Cancel stops the CREL process before completion, Return moves the case back to a previous stage, and Transfer relocates the CREL record to another unit or location without finalizing the release.

Ending a Member's Conditional Release is accomplished by applying the Discharge status. Discharge formally closes the CREL process, removing the member from conditional-release obligations and updating their record to show the release has ended. It represents the final step in the CREL lifecycle when terms are completed or the release is terminated. Other actions are used for different workflow moves: Cancel stops the CREL process before completion, Return moves the case back to a previous stage, and Transfer relocates the CREL record to another unit or location without finalizing the release.