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Resource Expansion Tracker

⚠️ Internal planning tool: This registry tracks upcoming publications and data sources scheduled for ingestion. It does not represent active resources in the live Knowledge Base.

Total Targets

71

Source Identified

54

Not Started

15

Imported / Active

0

AreaTarget Source / PublisherPriorityStatusCollection / Category MapNext Action
Aged Care & Health
Carers New Zealand — National carer support networks
Publisher: Carers New Zealand
Quality note: Primary advisor body supporting family and whānau caregivers in NZ.
High
Source identified
Retrieve the national carers guide and link respite templates.
Funding & Cost of Living
MSD — Carer support payments and allowances
Publisher: Ministry of Social Development
Quality note: Official rules and payment scales for supported living and carer allowances.
High
Source identified
Draft guide on financial options for family respite care carers.

Expansion & Monitoring Review Loop (§9.4)

Framework for keeping our evidence base fresh and addressing link decay:

  • Quarterly Review: Re-examine and audit all High Priority targets. Check for updated policy papers and regulatory changes.
  • Annual Audit: Sweep all target sources and verify URL links. If any 404 dead link is identified, update the target row status to Needs review and set the next action to "Find replacement URL".
  • Ad-Hoc Ingestions: Add a new tracker row immediately when significant new publications are identified.

Source Quality Guidelines (§9.3)

Requirements for evaluating and promoting target sources:

  • Primary Source Preference: Always prefer primary, official, or statutory sources over external news reports or commentary.
  • Structured Metadata: Record the exact publisher, publication date, and access date for every import to maintain document integrity.
  • Verifiable Links: A target source without a verifiable working URL cannot pass the Needs review stage.
  • Bias Disclosure: Mark advocacy, lobby, or partisan sources clearly as such in notes. Never represent advocacy papers as official government policy.