====== Charity test (Art 5–7) ====== //Business Process (BPMN 2.0) · Jurisdiction: Jersey (Channel Islands) · Statute: Charities (Jersey) Law 2014 (L.41/2014)// The charity test: every purpose charitable or ancillary (Art 6) and provision of public benefit (Art 7), with the political-purpose (Art 6(5)) and government-control (Art 5(2)–(3)) carve-outs. Purposes are classified individually and aggregated. **Provisions:** Art 5–7 ===== Decision tables used ===== * ``Decision_PurposeClassification`` — [[process:je:charities-2014:dmn-charity-test|dmn-charity-test]] * ``Decision_PublicBenefit`` — [[process:je:charities-2014:dmn-charity-test|dmn-charity-test]] * ``Decision_CharityTest`` — [[process:je:charities-2014:dmn-charity-test|dmn-charity-test]] ===== Diagram ===== Art 5 charity test. Rule logic lives in DMN; the BPMN sequences purpose classification (Art 6, per purpose), public-benefit assessment (Art 7) and the aggregate test (Art 5). Guidance under Art 5(4) must be applied by all deciders (Art 5(5)). flow_Process_CharityTest_0 decisionRef: Decision_PurposeClassificationIterate over every purpose. All must be charitable OR purely ancillary/incidental (Art 5(1)(a)). Political-party/candidate purposes are excluded (Art 6(5)). flow_Process_CharityTest_0 flow_Process_CharityTest_1 decisionRef: Decision_PublicBenefitNo purpose is presumed beneficial (Art 7(3)(a)); benefit to identified individuals only is not public benefit (Art 7(3)(b)). flow_Process_CharityTest_1 flow_Process_CharityTest_2 decisionRef: Decision_CharityTestflow_Process_CharityTest_2 flow_Process_CharityTest_3 flow_Process_CharityTest_3 flow_Process_CharityTest_4 flow_Process_CharityTest_5 flow_Process_CharityTest_4 flow_Process_CharityTest_5 meetsCharityTest == True meetsCharityTest == False