; (III) the asylum officer’s analysis of why, in the light of the facts referred to in subclauses (I) and (II), the alien has or has not established a positive or negative outcome from the protection determination; and (IV) a copy of the asylum officer’s interview notes. (G) Rescheduling (i) In general The Secretary shall promulgate regulations that permit an alien to reschedule a protection determination in the event of exceptional circumstances. (ii) Tolling of time limitation If an interview is rescheduled at the request of an alien, the period between the date on which the protection determination was originally scheduled and the date of the rescheduled interview shall not count toward the 90-day period referred to in subsection (a)(6). (H) Withdrawal of application, voluntary departure, and voluntary repatriation (i) Voluntary departure The Secretary may permit an alien to voluntarily depart in accordance with section 240E. (ii) Withdrawal of application The Secretary may permit an alien, at any time before the protection merits interview, to withdraw his or her application and depart immediately from the United States in accordance with section 240F. (iii) Voluntary repatriation The Secretary may permit an alien to voluntarily repatriate in accordance with section 240G. (I) Conversion to removal proceedings under section 240 The asylum officer or immigration officer may refer or place an alien into removal proceedings under section 240 by issuing a notice to appear for the purpose of initiating such proceedings if either such officer determines that— (i) such proceedings are required in order to permit the alien to seek an immigration benefit for which the alien is legally entitled to apply