What table is populated if a regulatory change is determined to be applicable?

• A. Regulatory feed table
• B. Action task table
• C. Regulatory alert table
• D. Regulatory change task table

Answer: (D)

When a regulatory change is deemed applicable, the system creates and fills in records in the Regulatory Change Task table to track the work needed to address that change. These tasks provide a concrete, assignable plan of action tied directly to the specific regulatory change, with details such as owners, due dates, status, and descriptions. This targeted task table ensures clear accountability and a structured workflow for implementing the required actions.

Other tables serve different purposes: the regulatory feed table holds incoming regulatory data feeds rather than actionable work items; the regulatory alert table stores alerts or warnings generated from regulatory events; and a generic action task table is broader but does not specifically capture the structured remediation tasks linked to a regulatory change. The Regulatory Change Task table is the proper place to capture and manage the work required to implement an applicable regulatory change.