PK0-005 · Question #125
A project has been initiated to provide insurance forms for a company. A constraint for this project is that the insurance commission in each state where the company underwrites has to approve each…
The correct answer is A. Regulatory impacts. The requirement for insurance commission approval in each state represents a regulatory impact on the project, as it involves adherence to external legal standards.
Question
A project has been initiated to provide insurance forms for a company. A constraint for this project is that the insurance commission in each state where the company underwrites has to approve each form. Which of the following compliance considerations BEST describes this scenario?
Options
- ARegulatory impacts
- BEnvironmental impacts
- COrganizational impacts
- DSensitive data types
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A87% (47)
- B7% (4)
- C2% (1)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
The requirement for insurance commission approval in each state represents a regulatory impact on the project, as it involves adherence to external legal standards.
Regulatory impacts refer to the effects of laws, regulations, and industry standards imposed by government bodies or oversight agencies on a project's execution and deliverables, such as state insurance commissions dictating form approval. These external rules are mandatory constraints that must be adhered to for the project to be successful and legally compliant.
Environmental impacts relate to the project's effect on the natural environment, which is not described here.
Organizational impacts refer to changes within the company itself due to the project, not external approval bodies.
While insurance forms might contain sensitive data, the constraint itself is about the approval process by an external body, not the data type directly.
Concept tested: Project constraints - regulatory compliance
Source: https://www.pmi.org/pmbok-guide-standards/foundational/pmbok/project-constraints
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