A new project manager is about to begin creating the procurement statement of work. One stakeholder wants to add many items to the procurement statement of work. Another stakeholder only wants to describe the functional requirements. The project is important for the project manager's company, but a seller will do the work. How would you advise the project manager? A. The procurement statement of work should be general to allow the seller to make their own decisions. B. The procurement statement of work should be general to allow for clarification later. C. The procurement statement of work should be detailed to allow for clarification later. D. The procurement statement of work should be as detailed as necessary for the type of project.