R_122
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| Name | R_122 |
|---|---|
| Version | 1 |
| Status | Active |
| Category | Cross Record |
| Severity | Error |
| Error message |
The achievement date is not known, therefore the Date applies to record must be the same as the Learning actual end date |
| Intent |
This rule ensures that if the learner has been recorded as completed or withdrawn the latest ACT to date matches the actual end date if the achievement date has not been entered into the ILR |
| Guidance |
If the achievement date has not been entered and the learner has withdrawn or been recorded as completed then the ACT to date must match the actual end date. |
| Description |
For apprenticeship standards if the Completion status is not continuing and there is record of an Apprenticeship Contract Type that has been returned and the achievement date has not been returned then the Date applies to for the latest ACT record must be the same as the Learning Actual End Date |
| Detailed description |
For apprenticeship standards (FundModel =36, ProgType = 25) if the Completion status <>1 (
LearningDelivery.CompStatus
<> 1) and there is record of an Apprenticeship Contract Type that has been returned (
LearningDeliveryFAM.LearnDelFAMTyp
e =ACT), and the achievement date has not been returned (
LearningDelivery.AchDate
is unknown) then the Date applies to for the latest ACT record must be the same as the Learning Actual End Date |
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| Exclusions |
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| Flow chart |
Open flow chart in a new window Flow chart detailsFlowchart for 'R122' rule 1. Has an apprenticeship standard been recorded as completed?
2. Has the achievement date been recorded?
3. Does the ACT to date match the actual end date?
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Change summary
Status summary
| Current SLD severity |
Error |
|---|---|
| Current FIS severity |
Error |
| Is this rule in FIS? |
Yes |
| Field values |
LearningDeliveryFAM.LearnDelFAMType |
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