With respect to management planning, timing defines how often risk management process should be performed throughout the project lifecycle. Which of the following is the key factor affects timing?
A. Timing should allow results to be developed early enough to affect decisions
B. Timings should be determined by the budget and cost of the project
C. Timings should be determined by the organization’s risk management policies
D. Timings should be determined by the size of the project
E. Timings should be determined by the criticality of the project