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A. Concluding the governance system design: This stage involves finalizing the design of the governance system based on the refined scope and priorities. By this point, the design factors have already been translated into governance and management priorities. Therefore, this stage is more about wrapping up the design process rather than determining priorities. C. Determining the initial scope: This stage is about identifying the broad boundaries and key areas that the governance system will cover. While it sets the foundation, it does not involve the detailed translation of design factors into specific governance and management priorities. This detailed translation happens later, during the refining of the scope. D. Refining the scope: This is the stage where the initial scope is further detailed and adjusted based on the specific design factors. It is at this point that design factors are translated into governance and management priorities, ensuring that the governance system is tailored to the unique needs and priorities of the enterprise
C. Determining the initial scope
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