Which of the following is a responsibility of an Architecture Board?

Allocating resources is typically a management or project portfolio responsibility, not a core function of the Architecture Board itself.

The Statement of Architecture Work is a key output of the Architecture Vision phase, typically created by the architect team, not exclusively the Board.

The Architecture Board's core function includes establishing and maintaining an architecture governance framework, which critically involves the enforcement of architecture compliance to ensure adherence to defined architectural standards and principles. This ensures that all projects and initiatives align with the enterprise's strategic architectural direction.

While the Board oversees governance, determining the specific scope of a compliance review is usually a task for the architecture team or a dedicated review committee, under Board guidance.

Assessing the maturity level of architecture discipline is often a separate organizational assessment function, though the Board might utilize such assessments.