Owning MXG/CC, MXG/CD, or designated individual is this type of release authority.

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Multiple Choice

Owning MXG/CC, MXG/CD, or designated individual is this type of release authority.

Explanation:
Release authority is who can authorize the release of equipment after maintenance. When ownership sits with the MXG/CC, MXG/CD, or a designated individual, the power described is impoundment—the authority to withhold the release of an item because it’s suspected to be nonconforming or unsafe. Placing something in impoundment stops it from being released for use until disposition is decided (repair, disposal, or return to supply). This preserves evidence and prevents potentially faulty parts or equipment from entering service. The other options don’t fit this role: MEL relates to operating with equipment missing under the Minimum Equipment List, while ETIC and PS&D are different processes not about withholding release.

Release authority is who can authorize the release of equipment after maintenance. When ownership sits with the MXG/CC, MXG/CD, or a designated individual, the power described is impoundment—the authority to withhold the release of an item because it’s suspected to be nonconforming or unsafe. Placing something in impoundment stops it from being released for use until disposition is decided (repair, disposal, or return to supply). This preserves evidence and prevents potentially faulty parts or equipment from entering service.

The other options don’t fit this role: MEL relates to operating with equipment missing under the Minimum Equipment List, while ETIC and PS&D are different processes not about withholding release.

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