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Explain this number

Items held by a post that cannot sign them

Open items routed by remit to a post whose authority register entry does not permit the decision. Routing is deliberately by remit only, never by value.

The whole catalog
Right now
9
items
What kind of number
Measured
Counted from rows that exist. Change the rows and the figure changes.
Freshness
Frozen at seed.
Owned by
Anika Kaplan
Process Owner

How it is computed

Count of open items flagged as an authority gap.

The query that produces it
count QueueItem where state = "open" and authorityGap = true
Source
QueueItem
114 rows on record
Rows read to answer
114
counted on this page load
Unit
items

9 open items sit with a post that is not on the authority register for that decision.

Two of these are also blocked by separation of duties. Never add the two counts together.

The records behind it

Named rows, read live. These are the actual records the figure is standing on, not a sample chosen to illustrate it.

Q-0001Outsourced cost: $327,238,177 claimed and never verifiedJordan Ellis · consequence 89
Q-0008Labor cost: $62,141,656 claimed and never verifiedJordan Ellis · consequence 83
Q-0010Avoided cost: $11,919,784 claimed and never verifiedJordan Ellis · consequence 77
Q-006019 boundaries between functions have nobody’s name on themNaomi Muller · consequence 50
Q-0068Move the ten specialist applications onto consumption billing at renewalMarta Oyelaran · consequence 45

Where it appears and how to reach it

This figure is rendered on The Single Queue. Open that page →

What this figure is, and what it is not

Two items are both an authority gap and separation-blocked. Never add the two counts.

Thirty-four figures carry a definition, a basis, an owner and a live query. Those are the figures on the surfaces built for this mechanism. Most numbers elsewhere in the product do not have an entry here yet, and this catalog says so rather than implying whole-product coverage.

You are seeing this as requester. The figure above was recomputed when this page loaded, so it is as fresh as the rows themselves.