; or (B) such motion for class action review, whichever is later. (3) In this subsection, the term eligible claim means a claim for benefits under the laws administered by the Secretary for which relief may be granted on a class-wide basis pursuant to the rules of practice and procedure of the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. (c) (1) The Court may remand a matter to the Board of Veterans’ Appeals for the limited purpose of ordering the Board to address a question of law or fact in a claim for benefits under the laws administered by the Secretary that the Court determines the Board failed to— (A) address, in the relevant decision of the Board, an issue that— (i) the claimant (or representative of such claimant) raised; or (ii) was reasonably raised by the evidentiary record of such claim; or (B) provide adequate reasons or bases for the decision of the Board with respect to such question. (2) In issuing a remand under paragraph (1), the Court may require the Board to issue a decision on the relevant question with a certain period of time prescribed by the Court. (3) With respect to any matter remanded to the Board pursuant to paragraph (1), the Court shall— (A) retain jurisdiction over such matter