The project charter details which of the following?

The transition plan, which outlines how the project's outputs will be handed over, is a detailed planning document developed later in the project lifecycle, not part of the initial charter.

While the charter defines high-level project objectives, detailed scope boundaries are typically defined in the scope statement, which is a more granular planning document.

The project charter provides a high-level overview of the project, including key project deliverables, objectives, stakeholders, and the project manager's authority. It formally establishes the project and references what is expected to be produced.

The communication plan, detailing how and when information will be shared, is a subsidiary plan developed during detailed project planning, not a primary component of the project charter.