According to TOGAF, which of the following best describes Architecture Governance?

This describes the Enterprise Continuum, which is used for classifying and storing architecture artifacts.

This is too generic; Architecture Governance specifically focuses on the control and oversight of architecture development and implementation, not all operational and change activities.

This describes a part of the architecture development process, specifically how an architecture is conceived in terms of building blocks, not governance itself.

This describes Information Technology Service Management (ITSM) or IT asset management more broadly, not specifically Architecture Governance.

Architecture Governance in TOGAF is defined as the practice by which architectures are managed and controlled at an enterprise-wide level, ensuring compliance with architectural principles, policies, standards, and regulatory requirements. It establishes accountability, defines processes for decision-making, and monitors the implementation of architectural work to maintain alignment with the overall business strategy.