During the Daily Scrum, a Developer mentions a technical problem that will require significant refactoring. What is the best approach?

Correct answer: The problem should be recorded and addressed after the Daily Scrum by those who can help

Option A is correct because the Daily Scrum is a time-boxed 15-minute event focused on inspection and adaptation of the Sprint plan, not on solving complex technical problems. Issues that require deeper discussion should be noted and then addressed in a separate meeting immediately after with only the relevant parties. Option B is wrong because solving a significant technical problem during the Daily Scrum would break the time-box and derail the inspection purpose of the event. Option C is incorrect because removing a Sprint Backlog item is not an appropriate response to a technical difficulty; the team should first attempt to address the problem. Option D is incorrect because the Scrum Master facilitates the process but does not assign tasks or specialists, as self-management is a core Scrum value.