The correct answer is A. Mass Image and Document Local Access. Relativity’s official Mass Delete permissions page lists the required rights to successfully mass delete documents. In addition to the Mass Delete permission itself under mass operations, the user must have several document-related permissions, including Delete , Edit , Image , and object-security rights such as Add Image and Delete Image on the Document object. In exam-style shorthand, this corresponds to having image-related deletion capability and document-level access beyond the Mass Delete toggle alone.

The other combinations do not match the documented permission model. Mass Convert is unrelated to deletion. Mass Edit alone does not satisfy the image/file handling aspects of document deletion. The question’s wording is a little compressed compared with the full Relativity permissions matrix, but among the answer choices, the only one that aligns with the need for image-related rights plus document-level access is Mass Image and Document Local Access . In practical administration, mass deleting documents can also involve deleting associated images and natives from storage, so Relativity requires more than a single Mass Delete checkbox. That is why administrators must ensure the deleting group has the necessary image and document permissions in addition to Mass Delete. Therefore, the best answer from the provided options is A .