The date when a 'keep open' request ends is known as which?

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The key idea here is understanding how temporary directives are concluded. A “keep open” request creates a temporary status that keeps something active under special handling. The date that marks the formal end of that directive is the termination date, because it signifies the official conclusion of the instruction and that the account or process returns to its normal state unless another action is taken.

End date is too generic and doesn’t specifically denote ending a formal directive. Expiration date implies the item itself becomes invalid by time lapse, which is different from the action ending a keep-open instruction. Closure date would suggest the item is closed entirely, not merely that the keep-open status has ended. So the termination date best captures the moment the keep-open directive ends.