Which of the following components ensures that risks are examined for all new proposed change requests in the change control system? Response:

Risk monitoring and control focuses on tracking identified risks and implementing responses, rather than the initial examination of risks for new change requests.

Scope change control manages changes specifically to the project scope, which is a subset of the broader integrated change control process that includes risk assessment.

Configuration management identifies, documents, and controls changes to the system's configuration items, which is related but not the primary component for examining risks of new proposed change requests comprehensively.

Integrated change control is the overarching process in project management that reviews all change requests, assesses their potential impact across all project aspects, including risks, and approves or rejects them. This component ensures a holistic view of proposed changes, preventing unintended consequences and maintaining project integrity by examining risks associated with each change.