Finding Register · F-02 · governance review, 2,400 home housing association
One row, and the first field is the whole argument
| Field | What the register holds |
|---|---|
| Statement | Repairs are recorded as complete before the tenant confirms the work |
| Criteria | The repairs policy defines completion as the tenant confirming the work is done Repairs policy section 4.2 |
| Condition | 31 of 60 sampled jobs were closed on the operative's return to the depot, with the tenant confirmation field empty |
| Cause | The mobile app marks a job complete when the operative taps done, and the confirmation field is optional |
| Effect | Reported first-time-fix performance is overstated by an unknown margin, and the 14 percent recall rate is the only visible symptom |
| Perspective | Systemic · 31 of 60 · sampled from 2,410 |
| Repeat of | F-04 in the 2024 review |
| Officials' view | Head of repairs agrees the field is optional and states the policy definition was never implemented in the app |
Drop the criteria row and this becomes an opinion. Repairs reporting is inconsistent has nothing in it to agree with, disagree with or act on. A named policy section and a counted sample has one question left in it, and the question is what they intend to do.
Repeat of F-04 is the sentence that changes the room. A new finding invites a discussion about whether it matters. The same finding marked as a repeat of a 2024 one, with the reference, invites a discussion about why nothing happened, and that discussion belongs to the client.
31 of 60 sampled from 2,410. The register never says several, and it never extrapolates a convenience sample to the population.