Wendy is about to perform qualitative risk analysis on the identified risks within her project. Which one of the following will NOT help Wendy to perform this project management activity? Response:

A stakeholder register lists project stakeholders and their attributes but does not directly provide information for assessing the probability or impact of individual risks, which is the core of qualitative risk analysis. While stakeholders can provide input, the register itself is not a direct tool for the analysis process.

A 'risk register' is an essential input for qualitative risk analysis as it contains all identified risks, their characteristics, and often includes initial assessments.

The 'project scope statement' helps in understanding the project boundaries and objectives, which is crucial for identifying potential risks and their impacts on project objectives during analysis.

The 'risk management plan' defines how risks will be managed throughout the project, including the methodologies, roles, and responsibilities for conducting qualitative risk analysis.