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Explanation:
The stakeholder management strategy is generally not included in the stakeholder registry because it may contain sensitive information that should not be shared with project team members or certain other individuals that could see the stakeholder register. The stakeholder register is a project management document that contains a list of the stakeholders associated with the project. It assesses how they are involved in the project and identifies what role they play in the organization. The information in this document can be very perceptive and is meant for limited exchange only. It also contains relevant information about the stakeholders, such as their requirements, expectations, and influence on the project.
Incorrect Answers:
B, C, D: Stakeholder identification, Assessment information, and Stakeholder classification should be included in the stakeholder register.

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Explanation:
Administrative control is one of the objectives of internal control and is concerned with ensuring efficiency and compliance with management policies.
Incorrect Answers:
A: It controls accounting operations, including safeguarding assets and financial records.
B: Detective control simply detects and reports on the occurrence of an error, omission or malicious act.
D: It focuses on day-to-day operations, functions, and activities. It also ensures that all the organization's objectives are being accomplished.

Section: Volume D

Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
Standard establishes mandatory rules, specifications and metrics used to measure compliance against quality, value, etc. Standards are usually intended for compliance purposes and to provide assurance to others who interact with a process or outputs of a process.
Incorrect Answers:
A: Frameworks are generally accepted, business-process-oriented structures that establish a common language and enable repeatable business processes.
B: These are legal rules underneath which project has to be.
D: Practices are frequent or usual actions performed as an application of knowledge. A leading practice would be defined as an action that optimally applies knowledge in a particular area. They are issued by a
"recognized authority" that is appropriate to the subject matter. issuing bodies may include professional associations and academic institutions or commercial entities such as software vendors. They are generally based on a combination of research, expert insight and peer review.