Question: In IMS Service Continuity, what is the primary purpose of providing cohesive charging records with a complete service continuity history by the Service Continuity Control (SCC) Application Server (AS)?
Option 1: To optimize resource allocation for multimedia sessions across different access networks.
Option 2: To facilitate accurate settlement between operators involved in a subscriber's multimedia session, spanning CS and IMS domains.
Option 3: To enhance Quality of Service (QoS) for subscribers experiencing service continuity during handovers.
Option 4: To simplify the configuration of IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) centralized services.
Explanation: The correct answer highlights the key role of comprehensive charging records in enabling precise financial settlements among operators, crucial for scenarios where a subscriber's session traverses multiple domains, ensuring each provider is correctly compensated for their portion of service delivery.