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Transactions terminology #372
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For the Outstanding question: (not sure this is modeled as "transaction" - but thought to share) |
There is draft schema here which implements this proposal. In addition to the proposed changes above the extension also updates the reference to "Budget Data Package" in the description of the transaction block to read "Fiscal Data Package" in line with the discussion in #378 The extension follows the approach to deprecation described in #401 Assigning to @ekoner to review |
Draft schema updated to fix Budget Data Package references in the |
Everything else looks fine. Assigning to @duncandewhurst to align with #368 |
I've merged this into my staged copy of the schema, with a minor update to use OrganizationReference rather than Identifier for the cross-referencing. |
Transactions terminology
This issue is under consideration for the 1.1 milestone.
It builds on previous discussions in #343 and #359
The issue
The current naming convention of the parties to a transaction (providerOrganization and receiverOrganization) could be interpreted as relating to the goods or services procured rather than the flow of funds between the parties.
There is an inconsistency between our use of transaction.amount and the use of tender.value, award.value etc. For consistency we should be using transaction.value
What we are proposing
Rename providerOrganization to payer and receiverOrganization to payee.
Rename transaction.amount to transaction.value
This would involve introducing the new fields, and deprecating the old fields
Example
Outstanding questions
Are there any situations in which there would be a transaction, but the idea of representing this as a payment would be problematic?
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