The eDiscovery Reference Model uses nine stages to describe the discovery process. During stage 5, processing, data is processed to remove irrelevant information as well as prepared for review and analysis. So, this isn’t the correct answer. During stage 2, identification, stored information is identified in order to know what you have and where it is. So, this isn’t the correct answer either. During stage 6, review, attorney review of collected material takes place to ensure that it only contains what it is supposed to, and that information that should not be shared is not included. This is done after identification, collection, and processing, but prior to production, and is the correct answer. During stage 8, production data is produced to provide the information to third parties or those involved in legal proceedings.So, this is another incorrect answer.