CPP CPP Process Governance & Compliance 2

Question 1

Which document typically defines the boundaries, inputs, outputs, and owner of a business process in a governance context?

Accepted Answer

Process Charter

Answer

A Process Charter formally defines a process's scope, boundaries, inputs, outputs, owner, and stakeholders to establish governance clarity.

Question 2

A RACI matrix in process governance assigns which four responsibility types?

Accepted Answer

Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed

Answer

RACI stands for Responsible (does the work), Accountable (owns the outcome), Consulted (provides input), and Informed (kept up to date).

Question 3

In process governance, an escalation path is MOST important for:

Accepted Answer

Resolving process exceptions and issues that exceed normal operating parameters

Answer

Escalation paths define how and to whom process exceptions or issues are escalated when they fall outside standard operating parameters.

Question 4

Which compliance approach involves building process controls directly into the workflow design rather than checking compliance after execution?

Accepted Answer

Preventive control design

Answer

Preventive control design embeds compliance checks and controls into the process workflow itself, reducing the chance of non-compliance at execution.

Question 5

Process audits differ from process reviews primarily because audits:

Accepted Answer

Provide an independent, objective assessment of compliance with defined process standards

Answer

Audits are independent, objective assessments verifying compliance with defined standards, whereas reviews are typically internal improvement-focused activities.

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CPP CPP Process Governance & Compliance 2