Which statement best contrasts the recording policies of the CRB and DRB?

• A. CRB is recorded only if the deputy meets after; DRB is recorded.
• B. CRB is recorded in all cases; DRB is never recorded.
• C. Both CRB and DRB are recorded only if the deputy meets after.
• D. Neither CRB nor DRB are recorded.

Answer: (A)

Recording policies show how documentation is captured for different review processes. DRB is recorded in all cases, so every interaction is documented for accountability. CRB, by contrast, is recorded only if the deputy meets after, meaning it captures only a subset of interactions that meet that condition. This contrast—universal recording versus conditional recording—is what makes the statement the best description. The other options imply universal recording for both, no recording at all, or reverse the conditions, which don’t fit the described difference.