Q: Detect after auto loading all selected elment from select2 of multiple type in angularjs 
Problem Scenario : I am using select2 of multiple type.ng-change is calling function abc() and update another value say Y=10 another function update it and now it is Y=8. At the time of update all value auto populated and value of Y=8 comes. But due to slow ng-change calls function abc() and it becomes Y=10.
Currently handling like this : 
$timeout(function() {
    $scope.Y = data.Y;//which is 8 from DB
}, 2000);

My Question : How to detect that all element of select2 of multiple type is loaded so that I will update variable $scope.Y after that. I dont want to use $timeout.
Any suggestion or help is appreciated. 
Thanks.

A: I would imagine $scope.$watch would be the appropriate asynchronous check (vs $timeout).  $scope.$watch('property-or-function-to-check', function(newVal, prevValue) {.  
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PS Paul Robinson, 38, was accused of saying Grenfell Tower residents were too ‘thick’ to leave the burning building.
He was allegedly overheard making racially offensive comments by a freelance journalist in the Victoria pub, 남서 런던, 11 월 2019.
The custody sergeant at Charing Cross Police Station denied claims of misconduct or gross misconduct for alleged discreditable behaviour at a Metropolitan Police Disciplinary Hearing in Fulham, southwest London.
The panel found that he did not make the alleged comments and therefore did not breach standards of professional behaviour in respect of discreditable behaviour, after a two-day hearing.
Panel chair Clare Harrington said: ‘The panel conclude that these comments were not made.
‘Due to his involvement in the Grenfell tragedy and the effect it had on him, the panel accepts that it is unlikely the subject would form the basis of even an ill-judged comment or joke.
‘It is not being suggested that Mr Clowes, the witness, reported this matter as something of malicious invention.
Ed Clowes, an energy and environment journalist, claimed he overheard racist remarks as Robinson chatted to a former colleague at the pub.
He told the panel that Robinson said that ‘there were so few black football managers because they were lazy and thick’.
Mr Clowes claimed Robinson spoke about ‘s***hole’ Africa and ‘the Africans being better off under colonial rule versus independence’.
He said Robinson referenced Jacob Rees-Mogg’s controversial comments about Grenfell residents who did not act with ‘common sense’ in listening to the fire brigade and staying put in the burning tower.
He earlier told the hearing that Robinson’s repeated use of the term ‘threes’ caught his attention, saying he recognised it as a police classification for a black person.
Mr Clowes said: ‘He said if it had been Asians they would have left, if it had been whites they would have left.
He told how England had defeated the All Blacks in the semi-final of the rugby World Cup and he was talking about the game.
Confronted with the alleged comments about Grenfell Tower, Robinson confirmed that he had been on duty as part of the aftermath of the disaster.
He described the scene as ‘horrific’ and denied making any derogatory comments about those who had died there.
The statement said: ‘He let fly a torrent of abuse. I stood and looked at him [폴] and could see his eyes welling up.
James Berry, 방어, said if Robinson is racist ‘he has kept it unbelievably well concealed from those he grew up with … from his fiancé, from his non-police friends, on duty, off duty, when he is entirely sober and when he is drinking’.
그는 덧붙였다: ‘[Robinson] has no findings of dishonesty against him and no findings of discriminatory language or discriminatory behaviour of any kind against him.
Mr Berry told the panel that Mr Clowes had a ‘history of dishonesty’, evidenced by an audio