I choose "C"

Going with C. Being accountable motivates the individual. Having the authority to take action is also needed, but accountability is MOST important.

Agree with C: Stakeholders who are accountable for the affected processes are the MOST important to review risk scenarios developed by a risk analyst. These stakeholders have a direct interest in the outcomes of the risk scenarios, and they are responsible for ensuring that the risk management process is effective in managing the risks to the affected processes. They have a thorough understanding of the processes and are well-positioned to provide insights into the potential impact of the identified risks and the effectiveness of the proposed mitigation strategies.

A risk scenario is a description of a risk event that can lead to a business impact, therefore it is more logical that the interested parties are responsible for the affected processes.

The question is WHICH of the following is the MOST important consideration. B is correct. No bias.

D: Senior management is required to assess and incorporate the results of the risk management into decision making process. Senior management is not required to develop metrics or risk scenarios or training materials.

Agree with C

can stakeholders be independent. They have a stake in the various scenarios defined.

Because the question is about stakeholder review, they should be independent from the business operations "Watching a process as an independent observer may highlight issues that are unable to be seen as clearly when in the middle of daily operations and help to identify situations in which documented processes are not being followed." Please let me know your comments with explanation.

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