After looking it up in the manual I concur with A

Option A is correct

Principle: Learn from experience

Option a is clearly mentioned in the manual. And I think option b using the prescribed approach is different than defining the approach which is what is mentioned in the manual

Prince2 Manual section 8.2 use lessons to inform quality planning, the definition of quality expectations and quality criteria (PRINCE2's learn from experience principle).

The minimum requirement for applying the Quality theme is to use the prescribed approach to quality management, which includes defining the quality criteria, setting quality objectives, identifying the quality methods and techniques to be used, and assigning quality responsibilities to the project team members.

answer a is correct

PRINCE2's requirements for quality To be following PRINCE2, a project must, as a minimum: • define its quality management approach • specify explicit quality criteria for products in their product descriptions • maintain records in quality register • specify the customer's quality expectations and prioritized acceptance criteria for the project in the project product description • use lessons to inform quality planning, the definition of quality expectations and quality criteria

The correct answer should be A

Answer is A!. Reference: To be following PRINCE2, a project must, as a minimum: - use lessons to inform quality planning, the definition of quality expectations and quality criteria (PRINCE2’s learn from experience principle).

I agree, answer should be - To use lessons to inform quality planning

from the manual: 8.2 To be following PRINCE2, a project must as a minimum: define it's quality management approach. B is correct.

PRINCE2 does not prescribe a particular approach to quality management, thus B is incorrect. A is the correct answer.

I agree option A is correct.

It should be A