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Because people tend to want to see options and be involved in the decision making process, especially if they're ultimately responsible for the work and its cost. For a similar reason as an architect I don't define in a ticket the exact code changes a developer should do, instead I define the intention, the reason perhaps make a suggestion and then we discuss.

And if they choose option C we make sure there's a paper trail to cover our asses and then a bit later find a reason to revisit the decision.