Frontier Biosecurity Policy Evaluator

This matrix is a local defensive policy illustration with assigned points. It does not evaluate a real biological system, validate legislation, or measure an operational threat. For each category, the code subtracts the selected provisions contributions from a baseline and floors the residual at eight. For one category, ninety two minus one hundred reaches that floor. A checked box is a scenario input, not an implemented safeguard. For the default three provisions, the five rounded defense percentages are ninety one, ninety two, ninety one, ninety one, and ninety. Their mean rounds to ninety one percent. However, the representative baseline branch explicitly displays eighty nine percent and assigns eighty four percent stakeholder alignment. The headline is therefore a preset override, not the average calculated from the category bars, and stakeholder alignment is not an observed consensus. With no selected provisions, residual scores return to their baselines and each defense percentage is zero. The dynamic headline then clamps the average to a minimum of twelve percent. That displayed coverage does not mean there is twelve percent measured protection. The difference between a display floor and the underlying category values matters when comparing scenarios. Selecting all provisions reaches the residual floor for every category, giving a calculated headline of ninety one percent. Additional contributions beyond the floor cannot reduce the local score further. The status bins and stakeholder figures are assigned by the program. Exporting the brief saves these inputs and calculated values locally; it is not a verified policy assessment, regulatory filing, or evidence of actual safeguards.