You are a project manager for a construction project, and one of your team members informs you that a change has been made to the building's design without your knowledge. They explained that the on-site client made the change verbally, and the team agreed. You realize that this change was not documented or approved, and it could cause issues down the line. Why is it crucial to have a written form of all project changes and an approval process? Question 2 options: To prevent any changes from occurring during project execution To avoid verbal communication To ensure that all changes are properly documented and approved To slow down the project execution process