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GOV.BOARD.OVERSIGHTGovernance & oversightintroduced 2026live in 2026

This identifier has never changed and never will. Everything in the timeline below is a version of it.

2024closed

Asked as 2 separate questions this cycle.

GOV.BOARD.COMMITTEE

Which body holds formal oversight of the Climate Transition Plan?

Halden & Roe
Executive committee
GOV.BOARD.FREQ

How often does that body review transition plan progress?

Halden & Roe
Never
2025closed

Asked as 2 separate questions this cycle.

GOV.BOARD.COMMITTEE

Which body holds formal oversight of the Climate Transition Plan?

Halden & Roe
Executive committee
GOV.BOARD.FREQ

How often does that body review transition plan progress?

Halden & Roe
Never
2026open

Which body holds formal oversight of the Climate Transition Plan, and how often does it review progress?

select7 options
Halden & Roe
awaiting answer
Merged from 2 questions in 2025. Your prior answers are shown below — pick the option that matches.

History flowing in

merge · 2026
GOV.BOARD.COMMITTEE
Which body holds formal oversight of the Climate Transition Plan?
2025: Executive committee
GOV.BOARD.FREQ
How often does that body review transition plan progress?
2025: Never
GOV.BOARD.OVERSIGHT
Which body holds formal oversight of the Climate Transition Plan, and how often does it review progress?

Oversight body and review frequency were always answered together and were producing contradictory pairs. Merged into one question; both prior answers are shown side by side so the respondent can pick the combined option.

History flowing out

Nothing downstream. This question still stands on its own.

Why this is a table and not a convention

A split or a merge is a claim about where history went, and a claim needs somewhere to live. Storing it as a row in question_lineage — with the cycle it took effect in — means the portal, the export and the analyst all read the same answer to "what happened to this question". Encoding it in the ID string instead (Q34a, Q34b) works right up until the second split.