You are a program manager for an environmental program. The program involves installation of windmill across the country. During execution of the project, a stakeholder raises a change request to add

A brand-new Program Master Schedule is not created for each approved change; the existing schedule is updated to preserve the historical baseline and continuity.

Creating a separate project is not the standard response to an approved scope change within an existing program; changes are incorporated into the current program structure.

The project charter is not revised to capture scope changes arising mid-execution; schedule and plan documents are the appropriate vehicles for reflecting approved changes.

The Program Master Schedule is a living document that is updated through the integrated change control process whenever approved changes affect program scope, timing, or resources. Updating the existing schedule maintains continuity and ensures all stakeholders are working from a single authoritative source that reflects all approved modifications.