Share of rebuild dollars published within 72 hours of the transaction

Why this row

GAO found that only zero to one percent of federal award records were fully consistent under the DATA Act, with 160 programs and $80.8 billion omitted. The Recovery Act showed the country can do better: quarterly reports ten days after quarter close, at 99.9% compliance. The Act's Mission Ledger moves every dollar through project-bound, closed-loop accounts with controls at authorization, publishes every transaction within 72 hours in machine-readable form, and runs continuous audit with flags to the Inspector General. This row is the plan's own doctrine applied to the rebuild: the plan's authors never touch the data, and neither does anyone else. It is binding on the Mission Board, whose first hundred days begin with publishing the Ledger's technical standard.

The path

a standard, not a trajectory: every dollar under the Act moves through the Mission Ledger from the first tranche

Each July 4 the row shows its baseline, this path, the latest official value and a status of ahead, on schedule or behind. As a binding row it also links the decisions by The Mission Board that moved the number during the year.