WMI CommandLineEventConsumer Not Functioning - windows

Question

I am attempting to learn more about WMI, and I am currently stuck wondering why my CommandLineEventConsumer does not launch. Here is a simple MOF script I adapted from microsoft documentations.
Sample MOF File that I ran with mofcomp.
// Set the namespace as root\subscription.
// The CommandLineEventConsumer is already compiled
// in the root\subscription namespace.
#pragma namespace ("\\\\.\\Root\\subscription")
class MyCmdLineConsumer
{
[key]string Name;
};
// Create an instance of the command line consumer
// and give it the alias $CMDLINECONSUMER
instance of CommandLineEventConsumer as $CMDLINECONSUMER
{
Name = "TestConsume";
CommandLineTemplate = "C:\\Windows\\System32\\WindowsPowerShell\\v1.0\\powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\\cmdline_test.ps1";
RunInteractively = True;
};
// Create an instance of the event filter
// and give it the alias $CMDLINEFILTER
// The filter queries for instance creation event
// for instances of the MyCmdLineConsumer class
instance of __EventFilter as $CMDLINEFILTER
{
Name = "TestFilter";
Query = "SELECT * FROM __InstanceCreationEvent"
" WHERE TargetInstance.__class = \"MyCmdLineConsumer\"";
QueryLanguage = "WQL";
};
// Create an instance of the binding
// between filter and consumer instances.
instance of __FilterToConsumerBinding
{
Consumer = $CMDLINECONSUMER;
Filter = $CMDLINEFILTER;
};
instance of LogFileEventConsumer as $CONSUMER
{
// If the file does not already exist, it is created.
Filename = "c:\\Logfile.log";
IsUnicode = FALSE;
// Name of this instance of LogFileEventConsumer
Name = "LogfileEventConsumer_Example";
// See "Using Standard String Templates";
Text = "%TargetInstance.Name%";
// TargetInstance is the instance of LogFileEvent
// requested in the filter
};
instance of __FilterToConsumerBinding
{
Consumer=$CONSUMER;
Filter=$CMDLINEFILTER;
DeliverSynchronously=FALSE;
};
instance of MyCmdLineConsumer
{
Name = "CmdLineEventConsumer Test";
};
Cmdline_test.ps1 just contains calc.exe, which I expected to show up. From my findings here, I am able see that LogFileEventConsumer is working because of the log that was created in C://Logfile.log. This proves to me that the EventFilter and Binding works, hence I am unsure why CommandLineEventConsumer does not work. I have also sieved through the WMI-activity/operational logs in Event Viewer but am unable to see it being triggered. Seeking some advice here!