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

The correct choice, which is to "Cancel," pertains to the process involved in ending a Member's Conditional Release. When a Conditional Release is cancelled, it signifies that the terms of that release are voided for a specific reason, which may be due to non-compliance, changes in the Member's circumstances, or other factors that necessitate ending the release.

This term is particularly important within the context of managing a Member's conditions and ensuring they align with overall safety and rehabilitation goals. Cancelling a Conditional Release is a formal step that emphasizes the seriousness of the conditions set forth and underscores the obligation of Members to adhere to those terms.

In contrast, the other options represent different statuses that do not directly imply the termination of a Conditional Release. "Final Review" refers to the assessment of the Member's progress and compliance, "Transfer" involves moving a Member to a different status or placement without necessarily ending their Conditional Release, and "Discharge" usually indicates a complete release from oversight or obligations but not specifically the cancellation of a Conditional Release. Thus, "Cancel" is the option that accurately captures the necessary action to end a Conditional Release.