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Question 1

What is the purpose of programme governance?

Options:

A.

To ensure the internal controls to protect assets, earning capacity, and the reputation of the organization

B.

To enable the organization to do the 'right' projects and programmes, and to do them 'correctly'

C.

To control the work, ensuring transparency and creation of value by the programme

D.

To recognize uncertainty and a diverse range of risk types within a programme

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Question 2

Which statement about knowledge is CORRECT?

Options:

A.

It provides confidence to the sponsoring group that the programme will meet its objectives

B.

It is a delivery mode that enables identification of waste and the work to eliminate this

C.

It usually only becomes explicit when there is an investment of effort

D.

It is an activity that is required to achieve some aspect of the programme

Question 3

Which document describes the monitoring activities required for each of the three lines of defence?

Options:

A.

Decision-making approach

B.

Issue resolution approach

C.

Delivery approach

D.

Assurance approach

Question 4

Which describes an external factor that influences a programme?

Options:

A.

The lifecycle and delivery mode selected for each project

B.

The defined strategy for capturing and sharing knowledge

C.

Changes in the behaviours of an organization's competitors

D.

Existing ways of working embedded in business as usual activities

Question 5

Which is a result of the ‘structure’ theme applying the ‘collaborate across boundaries’ principle?

Options:

A.

Programme resources are used effectively and efficiently

B.

Safe landing points are offered giving opportunities to adjust to new information

C.

Focus on achieving the programme's goals is maintained

D.

Progress towards the future state is both achieved and managed

Question 6

Which is a purpose of the ‘close the programme’ process?

Options:

A.

To ensure that the investing organization(s) make the required changes to adopt new ways of working and realize benefits

B.

To ensure that the investing organization(s) are ready to maximize the benefits to be realized from the programme work

C.

To ensure the programme is justified before deciding whether or not to proceed

D.

To ensure the organization(s) involved understand the programme vision, benefits, risks and the target operating model

Question 7

Which section of the programme strategy defines the organization structure?

Options:

A.

Assurance approach

B.

Design approach

C.

Governance approach

D.

Delivery approach

Question 8

Which activity contributes MOST to achieving the ‘realize measurable benefits’ principle?

Options:

A.

Ensuring outcomes are embedded into business as usual at landing points

B.

Clearly communicating current plans and the risks associated with them

C.

Supporting the identification, organization and spreading of knowledge

D.

Revisiting the benefits and target operating model throughout the programme

Question 9

Which is a main function of the ‘deliver the capabilities’ process?

Options:

A.

Understanding how the outcomes will be achieved through delivery projects and other work

B.

Controlling the work required to manage each tranche of delivery

C.

Supporting stakeholders in the business to adopt the capabilities into new ways of working

D.

Confirming the information in the programme mandate

Question 10

Which BEST describes the ‘collaborate across boundaries’ principle?

Options:

A.

It drives the design and delivery of coherent organizational capabilities to achieve embedded outcomes

B.

It facilitates the implementation of effective cross-organizational governance that does not already exist

C.

It embraces the volatile, uncertain and complex nature of programmes enabling informed decisions

D.

It addresses the need to re-align to conflicting and changing organizational objectives and strategy

Question 11

Identify the missing word in the following sentence:

Stakeholder engagement is defined as a way of exercising influence and achieving positive [?] through effective management of relationships.

Options:

A.

responses

B.

outcomes

C.

benefits

D.

engagements

Question 12

Which document describes how the programme will encourage a culture of reflecting on experience?

Options:

A.

Assurance approach

B.

Information approach

C.

Decision-making approach

D.

Knowledge and learning approach

Question 13

Which activity occurs during the ‘design the outcomes’ process?

Options:

A.

A plan is developed to ensure that capability is delivered at an appropriate pace

B.

Each individual benefit is described in a detailed benefits profile

C.

The programme mandate is developed into a coherent programme brief

D.

A plan is designed of how the outcomes will be achieved through delivery of projects

Question 14

Which statement BEST describes the ‘check’ phase of the Plan Do Check Act cycle when used to manage a risk?

Options:

A.

It is where initial risk responses that have been implemented are revised to reflect current priorities

B.

It is where risk responses are implemented to manage the identified and prioritized risks

C.

It involves validating whether a risk has been managed effectively or whether further action is needed

D.

It involves understanding the risk tolerances and how it will affect the programme’s risk appetite

Question 15

Which contributes MOST to achieving the ‘collaborate across boundaries’ principle?

Options:

A.

Adopting a risk‑based approach to assurance that focuses resources to bring greater certainty

B.

Supporting stakeholders in accessing the knowledge and information they need to do their work

C.

Planning delivery of capabilities to deliver the outcomes of benefit at the pace required by the business case

D.

Ensuring that decision‑making approaches work effectively across multi‑organizational governance

Question 16

Which document answers the questions of ‘who’, ‘when’, and ‘how’ to deliver the outcomes of benefit?

Options:

A.

Programme strategy

B.

Programme plan

C.

Programme registers

D.

Programme organization structure

Question 17

Which TWO are objectives of the ‘evaluate new information’ process?

Options:

A.

To ensure that the gap between the current state and the target operating model is understood and clearly documented.

B.

To ensure that explicit knowledge is presented to programme boards in an appropriate way.

C.

To ensure that emerging facts are collected efficiently and at pace.

D.

To ensure that knowledge acquired during the programme is retained and lessons learned are put in place for subsequent programmes.A. 1 and 2B. 2 and 3C. 3 and 4D. 1 and 4

Question 18

Which is a COMMON reason for organizations to invest in programmes of change?

Options:

A.

A clear, defined delivery path needs to be followed

B.

The Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle needs to be implemented

C.

Embedded ways of working need to remain unchanged

D.

Organizational realignment needs to occur

Question 19

Which BEST describes the ‘deploy diverse skills’ principle?

Options:

A.

It identifies, in the budget, the cost of using specialized external skills

B.

It plans the delivery of capabilities at the best pace to achieve the outcomes of benefit

C.

It defines and establishes effective governance across multiple organizations

D.

It drives the design of coherent organizational capabilities to deliver outcomes of benefit

Question 20

Which BEST describes the ‘deal with ambiguity’ principle?

Options:

A.

It drives the design and delivery of coherent organizational capabilities

B.

It focuses on the timing of the work aligned with other key events

C.

It reinforces the need for the programme's vision to be clear

D.

It embraces the volatile, uncertain and complex nature of programmes

Question 21

Which document records the ‘first draft’ thinking on the costs to build and embed the new capabilities?

Options:

A.

Programme brief

B.

Programme mandate

C.

Business case

D.

Funding approach

Question 22

Which is a purpose of the ‘plan progressive delivery’ process?

Options:

A.

It monitors progress and takes corrective action to keep the programme on track

B.

It structures the projects and other work into tranches to achieve the required capabilities

C.

It enables the organization(s) involved to understand the programme vision

D.

It incorporates the planning and management of the transition from old to new ways of working

Question 23

Which term is used to describe the amount of risk the investing organization(s) is willing to accept in pursuing the benefits of the programme?

Options:

A.

Risk universe

B.

Benefits map

C.

Risk appetite

D.

Benefit profile

Question 24

Which activity contributes MOST to achieving the ‘deal with ambiguity’ principle?

Options:

A.

Ensuring that stakeholders understand how benefits will be measured

B.

Articulating benefits and designing a clear target operating model

C.

Reflecting the uncertainty of estimates and specific risks in the business case

D.

Overseeing the development of the required organizational capabilities

Question 25

Which document is MOST LIKELY to describe the required levels of privacy?

Options:

A.

Information approach

B.

Delivery approach

C.

Governance approach

D.

Design approach

Question 26

Which principle is the ‘decisions’ theme applying when both the best and worst outcome of a decision is analysed?

Options:

A.

Bring pace and value

B.

Deal with ambiguity

C.

Realize measurable benefits

D.

Align with priorities

Question 27

Which is a financial measure that can be used when calculating internal rate of return?

Options:

A.

Staff satisfaction

B.

Asset utilization

C.

Safety performance

D.

Sales growth

Question 28

Why should the external environment of a programme be effectively monitored?

Options:

A.

To check that a mechanism for accessing sensitive data is in place

B.

To ensure the programme has a way of capturing knowledge

C.

To enable timely decisions on issues and risks to be made

D.

To provide clarity around responsibilities within the programme

Question 29

What is defined as new understanding that is embedded into ways of working?

Options:

A.

Retrospectives

B.

Lessons learned

C.

Lines of defence

D.

Communities of practice

Question 30

Which role should be assigned to take responsibility for resolving any issue?

Options:

A.

Issue owner

B.

Change agent

C.

Business change manager

D.

Programme manager

Question 31

Which is included, as a minimum, in risk prioritization?

Options:

A.

Understanding the combined effect of risk to objectives when risks are viewed collectively

B.

Identifying uncertain events that could have an effect on the achievement of objectives

C.

Assessment of the risk profile of the programme in order to assess its viability

D.

Assessment of the likelihood of the risk occurring

Question 32

Which BEST describes the ‘align with priorities’ principle?

Options:

A.

It uses a mix of internal and external resources to achieve outcomes of benefit

B.

It ensures that a programme adapts to changing, and often conflicting, organizational objectives

C.

It enables different parts of an organization to work together to transform and implement new policy

D.

It enables informed decisions based on an understanding of the uncertain nature of a programme

Question 33

During which process would a project report progress?

Options:

A.

Embed the outcomes

B.

Deliver the capabilities

C.

Evaluate new information

D.

Design the outcomes

Question 34

Which is a key consideration that should be reviewed, as part of the business case, on an ongoing basis throughout the programme lifecycle?

Options:

A.

Does the programme continue to demonstrate value for money?

B.

Do business operations have sufficient resource?

C.

Is the governance approach sufficient?

D.

Is the programme vision compelling?

Question 35

Which risk response would NOT be appropriate when the risk exposure exceeds the programme’s risk tolerance threshold?

Options:

A.

Accept

B.

Avoid

C.

Reduce

D.

Transfer