LensReading which lens this session carries.

Saved view

What gets turned away if we submit today

Sent to the control forum before the August review. The number people kept getting wrong by adding two sets.

All saved views
Assembled by
Avery Chen
Enterprise Chief of Staff
Reaches
Estate
no role floor on this one
Opened
9
3 people on record
Scope it was saved at
The whole estate

16 · items

16 open items would be turned away if a decision were submitted on them today.

The question behind it
How many items would be turned away if submitted today?
Rows read for you
114
What kind of number
measured
The query that ran when you opened this
distinct count of open QueueItem where authorityGap = true OR sodBlocking = true
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-0020Forecast Integrity: RO9B-1003 held at assemble evidenceLeila Ferreira · consequence 76
Q-0023Two source systems have no feed at allAvery Chen · consequence 72

2 items are in both sets, so the union is smaller than the two counts added together. That is why this figure exists.

Who has opened it

3 people have opened it, for 9 opens in total: [email protected] · [email protected] · [email protected].

Opens are the count carried on the record. This page does not increment it, because a count that moves when you look at it makes the number about the observer rather than about the view.

What this view is, and what it is not

A saved view stores a question or a filter, never a copy of the answer. Opening one runs the query again, so a link shared on Monday can legitimately show a different number on Friday. That is the intent.

A saved view stores a question and a scope, never an answer. Two people opening the same link on different days see different numbers, and that is correct: the link points at the estate, not at a snapshot of it.