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Current Approved Past
Revision 12.4

Office of the Administrator

Performance and Continuity Dashboard, 2026 Reporting Period

HAEB-PERF-2026 REPORTING PERIOD OPEN. RESULTS FINAL. CAP Rev. 12.4
Document type
Performance report
Issuing office
Office of the Administrator
Closure status
Reporting period open. Results final.
Public impact
Level 3, Administrative
Published
July 15, 2026

Reporting period

January 1, 2026 through December 31, 2026.

The reporting period closes on December 31, 2026. Results are final.

Summary determination

The past performed as approved.

Every continuity measure met its target except two. One of those measures is a civilian measure. The other is addressed in OIG-2026-02.

Continuity measures

MeasureResultTarget
Historical availability99.9997%99.9997%
Completed events remaining complete8,4428,442
Corrective actions with no historical effect100%100%
Recognized centuries in service2121
Public recollection alignment94.2%100%
Founding authorities independently verified0 of 11 of 1

Historical availability is measured as the proportion of the reporting period during which prior events were available for public reliance.

Incident measures

MeasureResult
Incidents in the reporting population318
Incidents classified318
Incidents assigned for review318
Incidents under review but not open318
Open incidents0
Incidents reopened0

Rows one through four describe the same 318 incidents at successive stages. Incidents are counted at each stage they reach.

Row five is a separate measure.

Row six requires a prior open state.

Status definitions

The following definitions were adopted in the March 2026 status modernization and applied to the full 2026 population.

  1. RECEIVED. An incident has been submitted and has not been classified.
  2. UNDER PRIOR REVIEW. An incident has been assigned to a reviewing office. Review begins on assignment.
  3. OPEN. An incident has been received, classified, assigned, and is awaiting review. An incident that is under review is not awaiting review and is therefore not open.
  4. CLOSED BY DEFINITION. Review has concluded, or the incident has been determined not to have required review.
  5. THIS MATTER HAS ALWAYS BEEN CLOSED. Applied on determination that the incident’s closure preceded its receipt.

OPEN is a counting condition. It is not a published case status, and no incident carries it on the face of its docket.

No incident file was closed, altered, or withdrawn in connection with the modernization.

Activity measures

MeasureResult
Stakeholder meetings completed14 of 14
Pages of guidance issued312
Forms corrected4,118
Interviews scheduled1,206
Historical years under observation2,026
Duplicated persons assigned unique employee IDs6 of 6
Percentage of the past compliant with the past100%
Public advisories issued6
Incident dockets published12
Corrections issued to the Bureau’s own releases1

The Bureau measures what it performs.

Measures not reported

The following measures were considered and are not reported for the 2026 period.

  1. Discrepancies introduced by corrective action. The measure requires a standard definition of “introduced.” Documentation of that definition is scheduled.
  2. Interviews held. The Bureau reports interviews scheduled.
  3. Memory corrections accepted by the person corrected. Acceptance is not a required condition of a correction.
  4. Availability during periods of unavailability. Not reported.
  5. Cost per corrected event. The Bureau does not separate the cost of correcting the past from the cost of maintaining it.

Comparison to the prior period

MeasurePrior periodCurrent period
Open incidents3180
Incidents under review but not open0318
Historical availability99.9997%99.9997%

The incidents were not closed.

Certification

The Office of the Administrator certifies these results under Directive 12.4.

The Office of Inspector General reviewed the measures reported here and issued findings in OIG-2026-01. The findings did not change the measures.

The past remains available.

Related records

Real-world source note

The historical anchors below are factual. The Bureau, its staff, its records, and every administrative consequence described on this page are fictional.

  • The Historical Accuracy Enforcement Bureau does not exist. No dashboard, reporting period, measure, target, or result described here is real, and no agency verifies that completed events remain completed. [Tier A, Basic anchor]
  • United States federal agencies publish annual performance reports that state measures, targets, and results, and independent Inspectors General review the reliability of reported performance data. The reporting conventions described here are drawn from that general practice. [Tier A, Basic anchor]