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How many days does a sponsor have to report withdrawal of IRB approval?

  1. 5 working days

  2. 7 calendar days

  3. 10 working days

  4. 15 calendar days

The correct answer is: 5 working days

A sponsor has 5 working days to report a withdrawal of IRB approval. This means that the sponsor has 5 days to notify the IRB of their decision to withdraw approval for the research. This option is correct because it follows the standard practice of counting working days, which are Monday through Friday. Option B is incorrect because it specifies a longer time frame of 7 calendar days. This is not the standard practice and would give the sponsor more time to report the withdrawal. Option C is incorrect because it specifies a longer time frame of 10 working days. Again, this is not the standard practice and would give the sponsor more time to report the withdrawal. Option D is incorrect because it specifies an even longer time frame of 15 calendar days. This goes against the standard practice of counting working days and would give the sponsor even more time to report the withdrawal. In summary