Which one of the following best describes the next step in an Architecture Compliance Review once the scope of the review has been determined?

Interviewing project principals typically occurs after tailoring checklists, as the tailored checklists guide the information-gathering process.

Preparing the Architecture Compliance Review report is a final step, done after all assessments and data collection are complete.

Scheduling the Architecture Review meeting may occur earlier in the process but is not the immediate next step after defining the scope for the review itself, which involves preparing the review content.

Sending the assessment report is a communication step that takes place after the entire review and report generation process is finalized.

Once the scope is determined, tailoring the checklists ensures that the review criteria are relevant and specific to the particular business requirements, project context, and architectural deliverables under assessment.