Which action moves a policy from Review state back to Draft?

Which action moves a policy from Review state back to Draft?

• A. Relate Entity Types to the Policy
• B. Retire the Policy
• C. Send the Policy back to Draft
• D. Edit the policy

Answer: (C)

Policies move through a lifecycle where work happens in stages. When a policy is in the Review stage and issues are found, the action that reverts it to Draft is to send the policy back to Draft. This returns the item to an editable state, clears the current review, and puts it back into the cycle for edits before it can be reviewed again. Relating Entity Types to the Policy adds context but doesn’t change its stage. Retiring the policy moves it to a finished state, not back to Draft. Editing the policy updates content, but without a specific state-change action, it doesn’t inherently move the policy back to Draft.

Policies move through a lifecycle where work happens in stages. When a policy is in the Review stage and issues are found, the action that reverts it to Draft is to send the policy back to Draft. This returns the item to an editable state, clears the current review, and puts it back into the cycle for edits before it can be reviewed again. Relating Entity Types to the Policy adds context but doesn’t change its stage. Retiring the policy moves it to a finished state, not back to Draft. Editing the policy updates content, but without a specific state-change action, it doesn’t inherently move the policy back to Draft.