According to TOGAF, which of the following best describes the purpose of a Compliance Assessment?

Ensuring architecture information is communicated to stakeholders is part of stakeholder management and communication plans, not the primary purpose of a compliance assessment.

The purpose of a Compliance Assessment, as defined in TOGAF, is to govern the architecture throughout its implementation process by ensuring that projects and solutions adhere to the defined architectural standards, principles, and guidelines. It verifies that the deployed solutions are consistent with the approved architecture.

Providing a high-level view of the end architecture product is typically done through architecture descriptions and views, not a compliance assessment, which focuses on adherence to rules.

Showing progression from Baseline to Target Architecture is a function of architecture roadmaps and gap analysis, which illustrate the journey, rather than a compliance assessment that checks adherence to the journey's rules.