B is correct . C is close, Why the other options are less directly related to 'manage by stages':
A. Authorizing a request for change during a stage: While change control is important, it's not the core decision that supports the stage-by-stage approach.
C. Authorizing an exception plan after an exception report: This is about handling deviations within a stage, not the overall progression between stages.
D. Authorizing a concession following an off-specification: This is about managing quality and deviations from product specifications, not the stage-by-stage progression.
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