This reports the wait-to-restore (WTR) timer for this logical ring, in minutes, the delay G.8032 enforces after a failed link recovers before traffic is switched back to it. This delay exists specifically to avoid flapping the ring back and forth if the recovered link is unstable; a short WTR on a link with intermittent faults can cause repeated switchovers, while a longer WTR keeps traffic on the protection path longer than strictly necessary after a clean recovery. For example, a WTR of 5 minutes means that after a fiber cut is repaired, the ring waits a full 5 minutes of continuously good signal before reverting traffic back to that link.