Adversarial re-check: all three sources cited by the prior rater were fetched live and each is real and actually supports the outcome; no invented or misquoted source. I also independently verified the Oregon Legislature's own OLIS record for HB 3644 (2025 Regular Session), which the prior rater did not cite. Verified chain of evidence: (1) The Governor's own newsroom post confirms the bill is 'the result of many months of work by a workgroup created by Governor Kotek and Representative Pam Marsh,' establishing 'an ongoing, statewide shelter program in Oregon,' signed July 24, 2025, with $204.9 million for the next two years - so Kotek did not merely 'support' the effort, she originated the workgroup that produced it and then signed it. (2) OLIS confirms HB 3644 is enacted as Chapter 510, requires the Housing and Community Services Department to establish the statewide shelter program, and mandates the department 'adopt rules on or before January 1, 2026,' with regional coordinators selected by May 1, 2026 - i.e., the standards-setting obligation is statutory, not aspirational. (3) The OHCS Statewide Shelter Program guidance manual is live and contains explicit sections titled 'Program Standards,' 'Shelter Operations,' 'Equal Access,' 'Low-Barrier and Non-Exclusionary Services Policy,' and 'Eligible Shelter Types, Safe Temporary Emergency Placement Sites (STEPS), Habitability, & Services Requirements' - so the statewide standards themselves now exist in published form, past the January 1, 2026 rulemaking deadline. Fairness/symmetry test: a governor of the opposite party who convened the workgroup that drafted the bill, saw it enacted with $204.9M appropriated, and whose agency then published the actual program standards document would receive FULL under the same standard. CHAMPIONED (+0.75) was considered and rejected because that tier is for leading an effort that did NOT fully land; here the effort both was led by her and was fully enacted with the standards published, which is the definition of FULL. Downgrades (PARTIAL/ATTEMPTED) are not defensible on this record. The only residual uncertainty - whether every implementation milestone (e.g. regional coordinator selection) has been completed - does not affect the promise as worded, which was about supporting the SETTING UP of statewide shelter program standards.