PRINCE2 Prince2-Practitioner Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

PRINCE2 requires that a project must have continued business justification throughout its life and beyond closure. The business case is not limited to delivery of outputs; it explicitly focuses on whether benefits are realized after the project is complete. PRINCE2 states that “the business case is used to assess whether the project remains viable, desirable, and achievable” and that benefits may be realized during or after the project.

The scenario describes the project as already closed (“the shopping centre is now open”), yet the Business Opportunities Director is commissioning research to determine whether the expected benefits have been achieved. This aligns precisely with PRINCE2 guidance that post-project reviews and benefits reviews are required to confirm whether the business case assumptions were correct.

Option A is correct because it reflects PRINCE2’s requirement that benefits realization must be checked after project closure, typically through the Benefits Management Approach and post-project reviews. Option B is incorrect because benefit realization is not solely the responsibility of the project executive once the project has closed. Options C and D incorrectly apply the manage by exception principle, which relates to tolerances during delivery, not post-project benefit assessment.