A team is testing a product on multiple radio frequencies. A new government policy expected in two weeks will require companies to obtain approval and licensing for frequency testing. The team has completed 80% of testing and needs four weeks to finish. Which two actions should the project manager take until approval is received? (Choose two.)

The correct actions are to update the risk checklist and reallocate resources. Updating the risk checklist is a proactive risk management step, ensuring this new regulatory requirement is formally recognized and managed. Reallocating resources to accelerate completion attempts to finish the work before the policy takes effect, mitigating the impact of the new regulation. Hiring a vendor is premature; the immediate focus should be on internal adjustments and risk assessment. Stopping testing immediately is an overreaction without first exploring mitigation strategies. Continuing testing without considering the policy is risky, as the policy might apply to ongoing work, leading to non-compliance and potential rework or penalties.