Luka Kwarteng
Luka Kwarteng first encountered the hobby while working in rail signalling, when two active versions of a route-clearance form assigned the same signal failure to different approval tiers. He lives by one rule: no form is current until its superseded version has received a disposition, and he has applied it ever since.
Articles by Luka Kwarteng
Government Shutdown Passes Unnoticed, Raising Uncomfortable Questions
The three-week shutdown in November went entirely undetected by the public and most employees, raising uncomfortable questions about the necessity of several departments.
Emergency Preparedness Plan Found to Be Unprepared for Actual Emergency
The 400-page plan, updated annually for 15 years, was discovered during a power outage to be stored exclusively on the server that had lost power.
Official Stamp Collection Now Requires Its Own Stamp of Approval
The Department of Verification has ruled that the departmental stamp inventory must be stamped, verified, and counter-stamped before any stamps may be used to stamp other things.