A project lead turning a proof of concept into a governed deployment asks whether the original approval covers a change in the model's business purpose. What is the correct answer?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Approval was granted for a specific purpose. Change the purpose and you have changed what was actually approved, so you need reassessment.
Full Explanation
The correct answer is the one saying a materially different purpose invalidates the assumptions behind the original approval and requires reassessment. Approval reflects the risks and intended use assessed at the time; a materially different purpose changes those risks and needs its own reassessment. The answer saying approval is tied to the model's technical architecture, so any business purpose is covered, is incorrect because approval considers intended use and risk, not just technical architecture. The answer saying approval remains valid if the purpose change does not require retraining, is incorrect because purpose can change materially without retraining. The answer saying it depends only on whether the new purpose uses the same input data fields, is incorrect because shared input fields do not guarantee the risk or intended use are unchanged. For the exam, treat a purpose change as its own reassessment trigger, independent of retraining.