Closed siwhitehouse closed 3 years ago
Is it possible interestedParty/unspecified might be set instead?
I think it can, yes. BODS requires that beneficial ownership is a property of a natural person, but allows for that person to be unspecified.
So, I think we can add
or
"interestedParty": { "describedByPersonStatement": "person-statement-identifier" },
to the description above.
@ScatteredInk for confirmation.
From the unspecified
description:
When confirmation has been provided that no interested party exists, where ownership and control information does not need to be provided, or where details of ownership and control are unknown, a
reason
MUST be given. Where an unknown entity is thesubject
of further ownershipOrControlStatements in the same structure, or where there is a natural person with ownership or control but their name or details are not known or cannot be disclosed for some reason,unspecified
should not be used, but instead a reference to apersonStatement
orentityStatement
should be provided but identifying details MAY be left blank.
I think this therefore means that whenever we are able to use beneficialOwnershipOrControl
: True
, there must be a personStatement as the interestedParty - so the original test is correct. The description of unspecified
is very long and confusing - I think this test can help us clarify it.
Call with @kd-ods
Applies to 0.1 & 0.2 schema version.
Having looked at this, @siwhitehouse has added an or clause but actually that is not needed. If the person is unspecified then there should still be an unknown person statement for them so in the ownershipOrControlStatement there will still be a personId.
This is now in the library - just need to do a release of the library, go to cove, update deps and add the UI text for the new type to https://github.com/openownership/cove-bods/blob/master/cove_bods/templates/cove_bods/additional_checks_table.html
Live
Given an ownership-or-control-statement where
and
then
must be present.