PRINCE2F PRINCE2 Practices Practice Question
In PRINCE2, what is the difference between a risk owner and a risk actionee?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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The risk owner is responsible for managing the risk; the risk actionee performs the agreed response actions
The risk owner is accountable for managing the risk, while the risk actionee carries out specific actions.
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Option-by-option breakdown
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The risk owner identifies the risk; the risk actionee implements the response
Why it's wrong here
Identification can be done by anyone.
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The risk owner monitors the risk; the risk actionee updates the risk register
Why it's wrong here
Both may update the register; actionee does not own the risk.
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The risk owner is responsible for managing the risk; the risk actionee performs the agreed response actions
Why this is correct
Correct distinction.
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There is no difference; the terms are synonymous
Why it's wrong here
They are distinct roles.
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