What the release has—and what it doesn’t

0 of 2,182 media asset records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: A local content-addressed derivative has exact duration, codec, sample-rate, channel, byte-length, and tool provenance.

0 of 194 media evidence transcript records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: A completed review covers meeting, quorum, attendance, and business scopes. not_stated preserves unknown status and never becomes negative evidence.

0 of 1,791 media asset records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Recorder start is parsed only from an explicit timestamp in official source metadata; it is not a meeting start claim.

0 of 1,136 past public event records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Retrospective collection cannot prove what the public page displayed before an event.

655 of 2,182 media asset records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Metadata-only media have no searchable speech evidence.

810 of 1,816 enumerated testimony bucket document records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: A supporting document is dispositioned only when its body is acquired or its exact current canonical URL has an explicit open failure. This measures attempted closure, not content or member attribution.

810 of 1,816 enumerated testimony bucket document records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: The official archive calls this bucket testimony, but files remain supporting_document_unclassified until their content supports a narrower classification.

16 of 35 transcript ready unresolved committee media asset records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: The denominator is ambiguous or no-candidate committee media with a preferred transcript. Completion means an exact bounded opening segment window proposes a convening phrase for review; a proposal is not a meeting fact or committee identity.

5,096 of 8,445 enumerated document records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Every advertised HTML and PDF identity is dispositioned only when normalized content exists or the exact current URL has an explicit open failure with preserved attempt metadata. This measures attempted closure, not content.

5,096 of 8,445 enumerated document records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: This identity-level denominator includes every HTML and PDF document discovered from collected bill detail pages. Canonical acquisition is reported separately.

1,240 of 1,791 committee media asset records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: This counts recordings for which matching produced at least one selected, equivalent-source, rejected-occurrence, or unresolved candidate. Explicit no-candidate results are measured by committee_media_meeting_reconciliation.

1,240 of 1,791 committee media asset records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: A selected target requires one resolved committee occurrence; source-duplicate candidates and rejected occurrences remain in the normalized candidate ledger.

506 of 696 parsed committee meeting records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: A parsed minute or journal attendance report can omit a usable roster; that meeting does not support member attendance conclusions.

131 of 177 collected journal records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Some official journals establish a proceeding or no-quorum outcome without printing an individual attendance roster.

245 of 256 official snapshot membership records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Role support uses the same temporal scope as membership validation. It accepts exact normalized roles and a journal vice-chair label that is broader than a snapshot majority/minority vice-chair label. Other role differences do not erase supported membership.

250 of 256 official snapshot membership records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Archived roster rows require a journal interval somewhere in the biennium because the archive prints no effective date. Live roster rows require an interval active on the artifact observation date. Missing support remains an explicit assignment-denominator gap.

2,148 of 2,182 media asset records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Duration may come from official listing metadata, an exact range-backed container-header observation, a validated partial-stream constant-bitrate estimate, a local acquisition, or a transcript. Estimate precision remains queryable separately. Duration is useful for triage but never independently proves quorum, attendance, or substantive activity.

413 of 419 known committee assignment records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Official journal events and dated roster observations support assignment intervals. The denominator also includes current/archive roster pairs, so an uncovered pair has no collected dated start; an open interval means no later event was found, not proof of continuous assignment.

109 of 110 current member service records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: The denominator is every service in the latest collected biennium. Completion means at least one exact official member/caucus listing page was parsed for that service; it does not measure publication frequency or verify any activity claimed by the member.

2,223 of 2,223 bill records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Detail pages supply complete sponsor, action, and document inventories; bulk-summary-only bills remain partial.

5,096 of 5,096 canonical document records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: The canonical HTML-over-PDF denominator is dispositioned only by normalized content or an explicit open failure. Latest response artifact metadata remains independently visible in bill_document_acquisition_status_v1.

5,096 of 5,096 canonical document records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: The denominator prefers an advertised HTML representation and otherwise uses PDF for each bill/document kind. Every remaining URL is directly retryable.

6,762 of 6,762 printed source member status records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Identity coverage is measured over every independently preserved printed source status, including disagreements.

506 of 506 current official source account records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Each journal report and minute remains a distinct denominator; no-quorum and other sources without a printed roster are preserved rather than treated as member absences.

1,224 of 1,224 printed measure reference records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Only explicit measure labels in normalized member contributions enter this denominator.

1,791 of 1,791 committee media asset records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Completion means a provenance-bound, versioned matching run retains selected, ambiguous, or explicit no-candidate status. It does not imply that a canonical meeting was found.

1,209 of 1,209 parsed contribution bill reference records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Every printed HB/SB reference is retained; completion means the reference resolves by session, chamber, and number.

747 of 747 parsed named member contribution records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Only explicitly titled legislators are parsed; witness names remain separate document evidence and are never forced through member identity resolution.

506 of 506 acquired advertised minutes document records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: The official advertised kind and acquired document content are validated separately. A notice exposed as Minutes.pdf is preserved as a source-kind mismatch, not held-minute evidence.

506 of 506 enumerated minutes document records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Archive enumeration is the denominator; an unavailable source document remains an explicit collection gap.

1 of 1 explicit supporting document body member role records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Only explicit presenter, testifier, or author headings within the first 4,000 normalized body characters enter this denominator; every row binds the exact text offsets and source artifact.

3,147 of 3,147 advertised measure reference records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Exact session, prefix, and identifier resolution only. A document-measure association is submitted committee material, not evidence of a hearing, vote, or attendance.

1,816 of 1,816 enumerated testimony bucket document records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Every archive-advertised measure reference is materialized as an ordered document link. A zero-reference document is complete with zero links; inventory does not imply content acquisition or committee action.

50 of 50 explicit supporting document member role records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Only explicit legislator honorifics in archive titles or high-confidence presenter/author headings near the start of an acquired body enter this denominator. Recipient lists, sponsor mentions, and incidental references are excluded. Association with committee material is not proof of attendance or live testimony.

177 of 177 past sitting records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: A scheduled past sitting without a collected journal remains missing evidence, not a quorum failure.

6,441 of 6,441 parsed actor row records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Only explicit printed actors are parsed. Nonmembers and ambiguous labels remain retained but unattributed.

5,550 of 5,550 parsed action measure reference records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Ordered explicit, following-heading, and bounded preceding-heading references are retained; unresolved official labels are not silently rewritten.

178 of 178 collected journal records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Completion means the normalized journal was scanned with a versioned parser and tied to an exact raw artifact, including journals that contain zero named actions.

3 of 3 future public event records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Future-event coverage proves only that a pre-event public listing was preserved; it does not prove the event occurred or that any member attended.

2,598 of 2,598 generalized measure records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: The denominator includes identities discovered from bills and structured committee, calendar, event, and roll-call references. Identity-only measures still need detail fetches.

15 of 15 measure action with roll call number records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Eligible actions print a roll-call number; completion requires one exact journal match by session, chamber, date, and number.

192 of 192 review required media asset records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: A reviewed decision is append-only and must cite a transcript or retain a written rationale.

10 of 10 exact joint title meeting match records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: The conservative queue requires an official title containing joint and at least two exact dated canonical committee names. Every match requires an append-only accepted or withdrawn review; title matching alone is not published as a proceeding association.

1,865 of 1,865 source member association records meet this surface’s completion rule.

What this means: Caucus/member publications are self-reported public communications, not independent proof of the underlying activity described. Both embedded caucus tags and the member whose official listing advertised the post are retained as distinct source associations.