The change control approach defines how products should be controlled and protected during the project. The accreditation of the `classroom-based training materials` was planned to take place during stage 2. At the end of the stage, the configuration item record shows that the `classroom-based training materials` have been accredited. However, the project manager decides to request an audit of the product as well. Is this appropriate, and why? 

Answer options:

A. Yes, because the project should verify that the recorded status reflects the actual status of the products.
B. Yes, because the change control approach should specify how the configuration item records are approved.
C. No, because the project manager should ensure that the change control approach is tailored to the project.
D. No, because the issue management and change control procedures can be treated as separate, but related, procedures.

B