PRINCE2-Practitioner Exam

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Question 33

During the 'create the project plan' activity as part of the initiation stage, the project manager identifies several threats to the project timescales. These threats relate to stage 3 products. Therefore, the project manager decides to wait until the end of stage 2 to assess the risks to the project plan.

Is this an appropriate application of the plans theme, and why?

Yes, because detailed planning of stage 3 should take place after completion of the stage 2 products.

Yes, because risk planning should take place in the stage plan before the risks occur, not in the project plan.

No, because the risks inherent in the project plan should be assessed, and the plan modified to manage them.

No, because the risk actions to manage project-level threats should be recorded in the risk register.

Correct Answer: C

It is not appropriate to delay assessing the risks until the end of stage 2 because the risks inherent in the project plan should be evaluated and the plan adjusted accordingly to manage them. Risk management is a continuous process that should be integrated into project planning from the start to ensure potential threats are addressed proactively and do not compromise the project timeline or objectives.

Discussion

MEHREEN1985

9.3.1.7

PrincessOfHessOption: C

C (10.2.)

ManikRoyOption: C

Refer 9.3.1.7 After the plan has been produced, it should still be considered a draft until the risks inherent in the plan have been identified and assessed, and the plan possibly modified. Though option D is true, but it mentions about risk actions not the identified risk itself.