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Just my brainfart here, I don't do tech anymore but do know how developers think: I guess they thought about this: Let's have a location where we store the actual pushed information coming from GPO, but also have another key where we show the end-result when processes and services have grabbed the info and processed it. Like for example Policy shows: "this is your list of DDC's" and state is when all DDc's have been evaluated and just 4 of them could be used/contacted/reached". Then a policy refresh or service restart would re-evaluate \Policy and the new result of what was really used\applied is reflected in the \state again. Curious if my BS aligns with what the actual good answer will be :)

no clue what that does but now i am curious too

I figured it out.

thanks boss!