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Each of the following is true regarding the risk management plan except:
A. The risk management plan is an output of the Risk Management Planning process
B. The risk management plan includes a description of the responses to risks and triggers.
C. The risk management plan includes thresholds, scoring and interpretation methods, responsible parties, and budgets.
D. The risk management plan is an input to all the remaining risk planning processes.
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