PMO-CP Question 32

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• Chose B0

  - Correct answer : B — Delegate authority to a lower-tier board meeting weekly A . Reducing the number of decisions requiring board approval may lower workload but does not address the root cause of delays caused by infrequent meetings. It could also lead to critical decisions being bypassed, and decision rights remain misaligned with business cadence. B . Delegating certain decision-making authority to a lower-tier board that meets weekly improves responsiveness while preserving governance oversight. This aligns with best practices for scalable and efficient governance structures, as tiered decision rights match urgency and risk. C . Canceling future governance reviews would eliminate oversight and accountability, which are critical to PMO governance. This would likely worsen decision-making delays and compliance risks, rather than improve decision speed. D . Increasing the size of the existing governance board does not address the frequency of meetings and may introduce additional inefficiencies such as longer deliberations or coordination challenges. The core issue is meeting cadence and decision delegation, not membership count.