Which of the following are PRIMARY factors in ensuring the success of an enterprise quality assurance program?

Enterprise risk appetite and tolerance define the acceptable level of risk but do not directly ensure the operational success and quality of an assurance program.

Risk management and control frameworks are essential for managing risks but are broader than quality assurance itself and do not directly provide the operational structure for quality.

Continuous improvement plans are outcomes or components of a successful quality program, but a foundational framework and procedures are needed before such plans can be effectively implemented.

A process maturity framework provides a structured approach to evaluate and improve the organization's processes, while documented procedures ensure consistency, repeatability, and measurability of quality assurance activities, both of which are fundamental for a robust and successful program.