A CASKO containing a Shelf-Life item with an inspection date of 1Q16 can be issued under which condition?

The correct answer is centered around the principle that an item with a specified shelf life must meet specific conditions before it can be issued. In this case, a Shelf-Life item with an inspection date of 1Q16 requires assessment for its current usability. If the item passes inspection, it indicates that the item is still deemed safe and suitable for use, regardless of its inspection date.

Passing inspection is essential because it involves evaluating the item for physical integrity, functionality, and safety standards that may have changed since the initial inspection date. This process ensures that even though the item has an inspection date that is past or nearing its expiration, it could still be usable depending on its condition and any quality checks performed.

The other options lack the specific requirement tied to the inspection itself. Merely stating that an item is in valid condition or within a certain fiscal year does not guarantee its usability under the guidelines of the Shelf-Life Program. Additionally, while recalls on the item are important for inventory management and safety, they do not address the direct questions of condition and inspection associated with the approval to issue shelf-life items.