Exam PMP topic 1 question 1330 discussion

D. Update the project risk checklist to consider licensing and approvals for risk identification E. Reallocate the testing resources to complete testing early before the policy takes effect

D an E are correct.

B does not make sense as there is still time for the policy to get implemented. Why stop the testing immediately.

There is no concern highlighted with the current testing team, so hiring a vendor does not add value. C makes sense but pending effort is of 4 weeks but time left is 2 weeks for the possible compliance to come in play. Hence D and E would be the right answer. The new policy is expected in 2 weeks. Why stop testing immediately. So B does not make sense.

I agree. B and D.

Given that non-compliance with new regulations can lead to significant legal and financial repercussions, it is prudent to halt the testing and seek guidance from senior management. They can make an informed decision on how to proceed, considering the legal implications and organizational policies. Furthermore, Update the project risk checklist to consider licensing and approvals for risk identification. This action ensures that the project incorporates the new risk related to government policy changes. By updating the risk checklist, the project manager can better manage and mitigate similar risks in the future, ensuring that the project remains compliant with all regulatory requirements. These actions prioritize compliance with impending regulations and proactive risk management.