After a change control board meeting, which of the following actions should the project manager do NEXT?

After a Change Control Board meeting concludes, the project manager's immediate responsibility is to communicate the outcome (approval or rejection) of the change request to the change requester. This prompt notification is a critical step in the change management process, ensuring stakeholders are informed and can proceed accordingly.

Reviewing the impact of the proposed change is an action that occurs before the change control board meeting, as part of preparing the change request for evaluation.

Updating the project scope statement or other project documents only happens after a change has been approved and its impact confirmed, and after the requester has been notified.

Documenting the specific change request is an action that takes place before the change control board meeting, when the change request is initially submitted and detailed.