evaluation/fixtures/missed-rubbish-collection.v1.yaml
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fixture_version: vertical-slice-fixture.v1
id: missed-rubbish-collection
title: Missed rubbish collection
status: approved
assertion_status: editorial-example
profile: okf-domain-profile.v1
synthetic: true
purpose: Test local responsibility, scheduled service failure, reporting and complaint boundaries.
approval:
state: approved
approved_by: owner:chris-page-gov
approved_at: "2026-08-07"
scope:
included:
- identify the responsible waste-collection authority
- distinguish schedule, expected collection and observed non-collection
- report within the locally evidenced window
- handle rejection, wrong authority and complaint escalation
excluded:
- deciding whether a real household qualifies for collection
- assuming one reporting window or remedy applies to every council
dimensions:
- ordinary_path
- exception_path
- evidence
- rule
- time
- jurisdiction
- authority
- private_sector_dependencies
- redress
- provenance
jurisdictions:
- id: local
expectation: Responsibility and operational rules are evidenced for the address and council structure.
- id: england
expectation: At least one sourced local example without generalizing it nationally.
- id: scotland
expectation: National context and local delivery boundary are stated separately.
- id: wales
expectation: National context and local delivery boundary are stated separately.
- id: northern-ireland
expectation: Council responsibility and terminology are independently evidenced.
actors:
- id: synthetic-resident
role: reporter
authority_assertion: editorial-example
- id: responsible-waste-authority
role: accountable-public-authority
authority_assertion: official_in_selected_local_routes
- id: collection-operator
role: delivery-provider-public_or_contracted
authority_assertion: official_where_named_otherwise_unknown
- id: complaint-reviewer
role: complaint_or_ombudsman_route
authority_assertion: official_in_selected_jurisdiction_routes
journeys:
ordinary:
entry_state: A synthetic household expected a scheduled collection that did not occur.
outcome: The responsible authority records the report and supplies a sourced next step or outcome.
steps:
- id: locate-authority
interaction: determine responsible council or authority from the synthetic address context
provider_role: service-finder_or_local-authority
evidence: [synthetic-address-context]
rule: current responsibility rule must be identified from an authoritative source
time: current responsibility must be observed and dated
outcome: responsible-authority-identified
redress: correct a failed or ambiguous authority lookup
assertion_status: editorial-example
- id: check-collection
interaction: compare schedule, bin type and local reporting conditions with the observed event
provider_role: responsible-waste-authority
evidence: [collection-schedule, bin-type, observed-non-collection]
rule: apply only the conditions on the selected local service record
time: use only the selected route's observed local timing boundary
outcome: report-route-or-limitation-identified
redress: explain why the route cannot yet be used
assertion_status: editorial-example
- id: submit-report
interaction: submit the minimum synthetic report through an evidenced channel
provider_role: responsible-waste-authority
evidence: [synthetic-address-context, scheduled-date, bin-type]
rule: required fields and permitted channels come from the selected official local route
time: submission timestamp retained
outcome: acknowledgement-or-reference
redress: channel failure route
assertion_status: editorial-example
- id: receive-outcome
interaction: record collection, explanation, rejection or other sourced response
provider_role: responsible-waste-authority
evidence: [report-reference]
rule: retain only the selected route's sourced response or remedy statement
time: response expectation retained only when sourced
outcome: service-outcome-recorded
redress: complaint route supplied where supported
assertion_status: editorial-example
exception:
entry_state: The report is rejected, routed to the wrong authority or cannot be completed.
outcome: The user receives the evidenced correction, complaint route or explicit unresolved boundary.
steps:
- id: capture-rejection
interaction: distinguish timing, presentation, contamination, access, wrong-authority and channel reasons
provider_role: responsible-waste-authority
evidence: [rejection-reason, report-reference]
rule: use the selected route's sourced exclusions without importing another council's rule
time: complaint or re-report timing must remain local and independently sourced
outcome: rejection-reason-classified
redress: re-report-review-or-complaint
assertion_status: editorial-example
- id: escalate-complaint
interaction: follow the authority complaint sequence without promising a remedy
provider_role: complaint-reviewer
evidence: [report-reference, rejection-reason, prior-correspondence]
rule: follow the selected council sequence and jurisdiction-appropriate external exhaustion rule
time: escalation timing retained when sourced
outcome: complaint-outcome-or-next-route
redress: external reviewer only where authority and exhaustion rules are evidenced
assertion_status: editorial-example
private_sector_dependencies:
- id: contracted-collection-operator
required: conditional
boundary: A contractor may deliver the service, but responsibility is not transferred without source evidence.
redress:
- route: local re-report or review
authority_status: official_where_supported_by_selected_route
- route: council complaint sequence
authority_status: official_in_selected_local_routes
- route: external ombudsman or reviewer
authority_status: official_selected_route_subject_to_current_scope_and_exhaustion_rules
source_requirements:
acquisition_status: linked_references_registered
register: source/missed-rubbish-collection.v1.yaml
required_fields: [owner, authority_role, identifier, jurisdiction, observed_at, update_cadence, rights, limitations]
candidate_families: [national council finder, national waste context, selected council service page, selected council complaints page]
known_unknowns:
- whether a live local rule has changed since the recorded observation date
- whether a real report or external complaint would be accepted in a specific case
- provider identity where the selected route does not name a collection contractor
competency_questions:
- id: rubbish-cq-1
question: Which authority is responsible for the synthetic address and what evidence supports that identity?
expected: authority, geography, source and observation time
- id: rubbish-cq-2
question: What turns a scheduled collection into a reportable missed collection in this locality?
expected: schedule, local conditions, observed event and limitations
- id: rubbish-cq-3
question: What can the resident do when the report is rejected?
expected: reason, next route, time boundary and redress authority
acceptance:
- ordinary and exception journeys are executable against synthetic context
- local facts never become unsupported UK-wide claims
- responsible authority and delivery operator identities remain distinct
- every material assertion has status, source identity, jurisdiction and observation time