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The decision alternatives and the decision criteria determine the scope and objectives of the study. The objectives can often be derived directly from the decisions that the analysis is supporting and this in turn also determines the scope of the study. The objective may be to

 verify that the risk is acceptable,

 choose between two alternative designs,

 identify potential improvements in an existing design,

 a combination of these,

 …and several more.

When the objectives are defined, the scope may be set up. The scope describes the work to be done and specific tasks that need to be performed. At this stage, it is possible to specify more clearly what resources and competences are required to perform the risk assessment.