What should the project communications plan contain, and how should the project manager review the project plan with the sponsor, customer, and other relevant stakeholders? Question 18 options: The plan should contain at least the weekly issue status meeting, monthly project review meeting, and change control board meetings, plus any other planned communications with a description of who will be involved, what will be communicated when the meetings occur, and how they will take place. PM should review the plan with a focus on the scope, cost, time, and risk baselines, request time to work on any changes, provide options wherever possible, and make sure the scope, time, cost, and risk are appropriately balanced and truthfully communicated before proceeding to execution. Project communication plan should contain the standard communications plan table of contents mandated by the project sponsor and customer in a collaborative effort to ensure that bad news is minimized at every step of the project life-cycle. The project plan can be but does not need to be reviewed with the stakeholders since it is an internal management document to be approved and updated by the project manager and team as the project progresses. The plan should contain the