Which of the following statements MOST correctly identifies the scope of design coordination activities?

Limiting design coordination to only new services would exclude improvements and modifications to existing services, which equally require structured design activities.

Mandating design coordination for all changes regardless of benefit is overly prescriptive and does not reflect the ITIL definition, which ties scope to organizational benefit.

Restricting design coordination to only business-critical systems would exclude other beneficial changes, contrary to the broad, value-driven scope ITIL specifies.

ITIL describes the scope of service design coordination as applicable to any change, new service, or improvement that would provide benefit to the organization. This deliberately broad definition ensures design principles and governance are applied wherever value can be added, avoiding gaps that would arise from restricting scope to arbitrary categories like new services or critical systems only.