An organization is using a hybrid delivery approach for a complex project. During an iteration review, an SME says new legislation will be published in a few months. What should the project manager do?

The correct answer is to discuss the change in the next release planning. New legislation is a significant external factor that could impact the project's scope, requirements, or timeline. Release planning is the appropriate forum to consider such a strategic, long-term change because it involves looking ahead multiple iterations and aligning the product roadmap with business objectives and external realities. Asking the SME to provide details after the retrospective or during the next daily standup is too late or too early, respectively. The daily standup is for immediate progress and impediments, not strategic legislative changes. The retrospective focuses on process improvement, not external impacts. Discussing it in the next sprint planning might be too narrow, as the impact could extend beyond a single sprint.