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The steps to relocate the collapsible hamburger icon to the right justification can vary depending on the specific implementation and technology used. However, here are a few potential steps:

1. Identify the element or component that contains the hamburger icon in the code. This could be a button, a div, or another HTML element, and it should have a CSS class or ID that can be targeted.

2. Use CSS to adjust the positioning of the component. One common approach is to set the container element to have a display property of flex, and then use the justify-content property to align the child elements (including the hamburger icon) to the right edge of the container. For example:

.container {
  display: flex;
  justify-content: flex-end;
}

.hamburger-icon {
  /* Add any other necessary styles */
}

1. Update any event listeners or JavaScript code that may be relying on the hamburger icon's position. For example, if the icon opens a navigation menu, the script will need to be updated to account for the new position.

2. Test the updated code in various browsers and screen sizes to ensure that the icon is positioned correctly and functioning properly.

Note that the specific implementation will depend on the framework or library being used, as well as the design requirements of the project. The above steps are a general guide for how to approach this task in a CSS-based solution.