In a performance report, which block contains the signature of the rater?

The correct response is that Block 42 in a performance report is designated for the signature of the rater. This block is specifically created to confirm that the rater has reviewed and evaluated the performance of the individual being reported on, thus providing accountability and ensuring that the evaluation is officially recognized by the rater.

In performance reports, clear sections are designated for various purposes, such as ratings, remarks, and signatures. The rater's signature is a critical element as it validates the content of the report, ensuring that the evaluation reflects an accurate and considered assessment of the individual's performance during the reporting period. The other blocks, while relevant to the overall structure and content of the performance report, serve different functions and do not include the rater's signature.