Which trio is listed together at the end?

• A. Roles Responsibilities Processes
• B. Roles Responsibilities
• C. Processes
• D. COMREL

Answer: (A)

In many governance or procedure contexts, a trio is listed to show who does what, who is accountable for tasks, and how those tasks are carried out. Roles defines who is involved and what authority they have, responsibilities specify who is accountable for each task, and processes describe the steps to complete the work. When these three are grouped together at the end, it provides a clear, complete snapshot of how an activity is managed from assignment to execution. The option that includes all three terms—Roles, Responsibilities, and Processes—fits this common pattern and is therefore the best choice. The other options are incomplete or unrelated: a pair omits one part of the workflow, a single term lacks the assignment or accountability context, and COMREL is a different concept not part of this trio.