Question: Upon receiving an indication of MCPTT media endpoint disconnection or deciding to release the floor, what state does the floor control arbitration logic in the IWF floor control server enter?
Option 1: G: Floor Idle state
Option 2: F: Floor Requested state
Option 3: H: Floor Granted state
Option 4: E: Floor Held state
Explanation: When the IWF floor control server is notified that the MCPTT media endpoint is disconnecting from the call or when it independently decides to release the floor, the logical response is for the floor control arbitration logic to transition into an idle state. This is because neither a new floor request is being processed (Floor Requested), nor is the floor currently in use by a participant (Floor Granted or Floor Held). Thus, entering the G: Floor Idle state aligns with releasing or disconnecting from active floor control operations, awaiting potential future requests.