MetriqOne · Signal Vantage Demo · Malaysia Case · ASEAN Implementation Layer
Ten extensions. Ten years. Forty-one percent.
A decade of formally approved extensions of time, each individually defensible, added up to a project recorded at 41% complete in the 2025 Auditor-General's Report. A CPL set at approval would have flagged the drift at year three, not year ten.
Illustrative reconstruction — not real audited time-series data. Calibrated to known public findings: 2025 Auditor-General's Report Series 3 findings: 157 critically delayed federal projects, including one recorded at 41% physical completion roughly a decade after approval.
REPORT LAYER → Implementing agency extension-of-time requests
EVIDENCE LAYER → Physical-completion verification on site
FIELD CPL → District works department & project oversight committee
Year 0 — Approval
Year 10 — 2025 audit
Year 0.0
CPL — Pre-signal threshold
Has not fired yet at current position.
NPL / XmR — Statistical signal
Has not fired yet at current position.
Auditor-General's Report (real-world)
Has not occurred yet at current position.
The lead time a CPL buys
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The extensions were real. The reporting was compliant. The architecture that would have turned an approved extension into a trajectory-breach signal simply was never attached to the approval in the first place.