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Include a short description and reasons for not proceeding with it. | Project Manager |\n| Assess Impact | Identify all tasks that will be impacted either to make the change, or asa result of the change. Analyze how the change will affect project performance in terms of cost, schedule and quality. | Project Manager/ Project Team |\n| Project Impact? | If there is no impact on the project performance, proceed with making the change and document accordingly in the Project Plan. | Project Manager |\n| Prepare Change Request | If an impact to the project cost, schedule or quality has been identified, prepare a Change Request using the template found in the ‘Tools & Templates’ section of the CCS Project Office website. | Project Manager |\n| Request Approved? | After obtaining Project Sponsor approval, submit the Change Request to the CCS Project Office to obtain final approval from the appropriate Change Control Board (CIO/ISSC). | Project Manager |\n| Log as an Issue | If the change is not approved, it should be logged (and processed) as an issue because an area of concern had been raised which may impact the project results if left unattended. Follow the procedure outlined in the issue management section of the Project Plan. | Project Manager/ Project Team |\n| Update Plan | Update the Project Plan with the new scope definition and baselines for schedule and cost. Submit the revised Project Plan to the Project Office for archiving. | Project Manager |\n| Communicate the Change | Communicate the approved change to all Stakeholders. Outline how the change will impact the project, and how it will be processed. | Project Manager |\n| Implement the Change | Assign and complete the work. | Project Manager/ Project Team |","cbCailv1ZP3z770F","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailv1ZP3z770F","pdf",105351,"English","# Change Control Step\n## Identify Change\n## Review Request\n## Log Request\n## Assess Impact\n## Project Impact?\n## Prepare Change Request\n## Request Approved?\n## Log as an Issue\n## Update Plan\n## Communicate the Change\n## Implement the Change","[{\"question\":\"Who can request a change to the project scope?\",\"answer\":\"Any stakeholder can request a change to the scope of the project.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens after assessing the impact of a proposed change?\",\"answer\":\"If there is no impact on project performance, the team proceeds and documents it in the Project Plan. 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