The following are included in Architecture Governance, except:

Architecture Governance encompasses a framework within which architectural decisions are made, ensuring that the architecture aligns with the organization's goals and delivers value. It typically includes controls over architecture activities, ensuring compliance with regulations, and establishing processes that facilitate effective governance.

The correct choice highlights that controls over expenditure within the enterprise do not fall under Architecture Governance. While financial oversight is important for overall enterprise management, it does not specifically pertain to the architectural decisions and compliance measures that guide the design, implementation, and management of an enterprise architecture. The other elements mentioned—monitoring architecture activities, ensuring regulatory compliance, and developing effective governance management processes—are all directly linked to governance practices associated with architecture, focusing on maintaining alignment with strategic objectives and quality standards.