Exam PMI-RMP topic 1 question 28 discussion

"It does not apply to this *particular* project". It did not say that "it does not apply to this project anymore". If the risk was an error >> option B If the risk is outdated >> option C

Correct answer for me is C. You should not remove a risk form the risk register but close it instead

C is correct as you need to make all stakeholders aware that it is no longer a risk.

C for me. Why should an irrelevant risk should be on Risk Register!

Never remove a risk from the risk register as this will be input for future lessons learned. But you have to close it and return the CR back to the organization.

Just because a probable event didn't happen doesn't mean you can't get valuable lessons learned from it

1. Standard has it that you don't delete any risk from the register . Also the best answer is to escalate the risk to the appropriate project it may affect. The risk was identified, assessed, and evaluated at the initial instance There may be reasons why the risk does not apply: maybe the scope has been completed or removed but no matter the reason, the risk is closed and still maintained in the register. You can audit a risk register to determine appropriateness. D is used when referring to issues and problems. Like when a risk occurs that was not identified or the actual impact of a risk is greater than the assessed impact or the response did not accurately mitigate or avoid the risk usually where the frequency is very high on the project If a single risk that was not identified occurs, we use work around but where many of them are occurring, we carry out investigations

You should never remove risk from the register.. but you could ignore it if it does not occur

C is the RIGHT answer

A is correct. Risks that have been managed, avoided, or are no longer relevant can be removed from the risk register. The associated risk action plans can also be deleted from the risk registers

D is a better answer.