Which statement correctly describes the processing times for Chapter 6 and RILO?

• A. Chapter 6: 60 calendar days; RILO: 30 calendar days.
• B. Chapter 6: 25 duty days; RILO: 60 calendar days.
• C. Chapter 6: 15 duty days; RILO: 90 calendar days.
• D. Chapter 6: 30 calendar days; RILO: 120 calendar days.

Answer: (B)

Processing times distinguish between workdays and every calendar day, and between different processing tracks. In this case, Chapter 6 uses duty days (workdays) for its deadline, and RILO uses calendar days. The standard that fits these rules assigns Chapter 6 a deadline of 25 duty days and RILO a deadline of 60 calendar days. This pairing reflects how Chapter 6 actions are kept tight within business days, while RILO allows the passage of weekends and holidays to count toward the overall timeline. The other options don’t align with these two counting methods and the specific timeframes, so they don’t match the established processing schedule.