What actions are taken in the process of developing and maintaining a program risk register?

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Options

• AAssign ownership of risks with appropriate responsibilities, document agreed-upon response
• BAssign ownership of risks with appropriate responsibilities, document agreed-upon response
• CAssign ownership of risks with appropriate responsibilities, document agreed-upon response
• DAssign ownership of risks with appropriate responsibilities, document agreed-upon response

• A
  8% (2)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  88% (21)

Explanation

Note: In this question, the answer choices appear identical in the provided text due to truncation. The correct answer (C) reflects the complete set of actions involved in developing and maintaining a program risk register. These actions include: identifying and documenting risks with unique identifiers; assigning ownership to individuals with appropriate authority and accountability; documenting agreed-upon response strategies (avoid, transfer, mitigate, accept); establishing probability and impact ratings; and regularly updating the register throughout the program lifecycle as new risks emerge and existing ones are resolved. The risk register is a living document, and its value depends on continuous maintenance and clear ownership of each risk item.

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