An agile project team is defining the minimum viable product (MVP). During the session, the project manager identifies mandatory regulations, but participants disagree about including them in the MVP because doing so could extend the schedule. What should the project manager do?

The correct answer is to get commitment from the team to include all required regulations. Regulations are mandatory and non-negotiable requirements for a product to be legally compliant and shippable. An MVP must be a shippable product, even if it has minimal features. Excluding mandatory regulations would make the product non-viable and unable to be released, defeating the purpose of an MVP. Asking the project sponsor for more time is premature; the team first needs to understand the full scope of the MVP, including regulations. Telling participants to focus only on functionality ignores critical non-functional requirements that impact viability. Providing training on new regulations is a separate activity and doesn't address the immediate decision of MVP scope.