Both cited sources were fetched and verified. The VTDigger reprint of Gov. Scott's FY2025 budget address (delivered 2024-01-23) contains the exact quote verbatim: "So will the $6 million I'm proposing for VHIP to get more units online quickly and affordably, as well as $4 million for Healthy Homes, and $2 million for the Mobile Home Improvement and Repair program to help keep people housed." This directly documents the promised outcome — Scott proposed $6M for VHIP in his executive budget recommendation. Drafting and submitting the executive budget is an action fully within the Governor's control, and he included the promised $6M VHIP line item, so the promised act was completed. FULL is correct and does not overstate the evidence: the promise is the act of proposing (not securing enactment), so crediting leadership-level CHAMPIONED would over-attribute; FULL is the conservative, accurate call. The second source (LJFO H.883 FY2025 Appropriations Act Highlights PDF, PRIMARY) could not be parsed by the fetch tool, so I extracted its text directly from the saved file and confirmed the cited quote appears verbatim: "Contingently appropriates: ... $2M GF to DHCD for the Vermont Housing Improvement Program (VHIP)." This is context only — showing the Legislature enacted just $2M as a contingent (revenue-dependent) appropriation, less than the $6M Scott proposed — and does not diminish that Scott made the promised proposal. Rating upheld as FULL.