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Annex Nr.8 to the note AC 370/16rev

EESSI Business Use Case

P_BUC_03 Invalidity Pension Claim

Table of Contents

Table of Contents 2

1. Introduction 6

1.1. Purpose 6

1.2. Scope 6

1.3 Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations 6

1.4 References 7

1.5 Overview 7

2. Description 8

2.1. Business Scenario 8

2.2. Legal Basis 8

3. Actors & Roles 9

4. Use Case 10

4.1. RUP Table Representation 10

4.2 Request – Reply SEDs 19

4.3. Attachments Allowed 19

4.4. BUC Artefacts used 20

5. Business Processes 22

5.1 Case Owner and Counterparty 22

5.2 Sub Processes 23

6. Appendices 24

6.1. Issues 24

Document Control Information

Settings

Value

Document Title:

Business Use Case

P_BUC_03 - Invalidity Pension Claim

Project Title:

EESSI (Electronic Exchange of Social Security Information) Project

Document Author:

European Commission, DG EMPL F5

System Owner:

European Commission, DG EMPL D2

Doc. Version:

v4.1.0

Sensitivity:

Public

Date:

03/08/2018

Document history:

The Document Author is authorized to make the following types of changes to the document without requiring that the document be re- approved:

Editorial, formatting, and spelling

Clarification

To request a change to this document, contact the Document Author or Owner.

Revision

Date

Created by

Short Description of Changes

v0.01

19/12/2014

Phil Cummings

First Draft

v0.02

07/04/2015

Phil Cummings

Updated version to include comments provided by AHG members and to align with the changes made to P_BUC_01.

v0.03

12/05/2015

Phil Cummings

Minor corrections to description text following workshop with AHG.

v0.4.0

25/04/2016

Cristina Ezaru

Minor corrections/updates in Document Control Information and Purpose.

Update the document template with new subchapters 4.2; 4.3; 4.4; 4.5

v0.5.0

16/05/2016

Cristina Ezaru

Incorporated feedback received from AHG, key alteration made:

1. removed legal basis art1 for P3000

2. rewording in step 15."One valid P6000 or other equivalent

information" is written instead of the current text

3. Branch14 updated: adding participants should be able to any

participant (within their own MS)

4. Branch17 step 1 updated to allow the participant to do it.

5. Branches 9,11,12 added to SR2.

6. new SR8 added.

7. updated Request-Replay SEDs table:only P8000-P9000 are request-

reply pairs.

8. updated Attachments Allowed table

9. updated Sub-process table: AD_BUC_11 is used

v0.6.0

20/05/2016

Cristina Ezaru

Incorporated review received from AHG:

1. Branch 14 updated: Case owner can add participants in any MS,

Counterparties can add participants in their own MS.

2. rewording in step 15

v0.99.0

23/05/2016

Cristina Ezaru

Candidate for AC Approval as agreed by the Pension rapporteur.

v0.99.1

30/05/2016

Cristina Ezaru

Minor formatting, date, version and grammar changes

Updated Use Case diagram.

v0.99.2

13/06/2016

Cristina Ezaru

Correction to SED version: to 4.0.x

Correction to numbering of Branches 26 and 37

Added BPMN

v1.0.0

14/07/2016

Phil Cummings

AC Approved Version

v1.0.1

26/06/2017

Madalina

Alecsandrescu

Last version BPMN section 5

v1.0.2

11/08/2017

Eric Briffoz

- Included the BPMN version of the diagram in section 5.

- Correction in the sub process table in section 4.5.

-Removed Use Case diagram

Madalina Alecsandrescu

Align wording for Invalidate SED and Forward participant

v4.1.0

03/08/2018

Madalina Alecsandrescu

- Section 4.4 merged 2 tables (for SED & for Subprocesses) into 1 BUC Artefact table."

- Version adaptations to release 4.1.0.

- Clarification regarding using of the right term as Case Owner to [Branch 11], [Branch 12]

- Add SR for [Branch 10]

- Correction in wording [Branch 15]

Introduction

Purpose

The purpose of this document is to construct an external view of, part of, the 'EESSI business system' as described in EC Regulations 883/2004 and 987/2009. The ‘EESSI Business System’ describes the business and expected business processes without any consideration as to which part(s) may be realized by an IT System (i.e. the proposed EESSI IT System).

The external view comprises of models and descriptions of business use cases, the services of a business system offered to business actors: customers, business partners, or other business systems.

A business use case is described from an actor's perspective; it describes the interaction between an actor and the business system, meaning it describes the behaviors of the business system that the actor utilizes. The Business Use Case includes Use Case Diagrams and Business Process Models.

Use case diagrams show actors, business use cases, and their relationships. Use case diagrams do not describe procedures. Alternative scenarios also remain hidden. These diagrams give a good overview of the behaviors of the EESSI business system which will direct and govern part of the expected behaviors and functionality delivered by the EESSI IT System.

Scope

This document is limited to the external view on the pensions´ sector process of the Invalidity Pension Claim. The different elements like use case description, actors, and business process as well as supporting UML diagrams and BPMN models pertaining to the Invalidity Pension Claim.

1.3 Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations

Please see the EESSI Project Glossary

1.4 References

Description

EC Regulation 883/2004

Regulation EC No 883- 2004.pdf

EC Regulation 987/2009

Regulation EC No 987-2009.pdf

UML 2.x

http://www.omg.org/spec/UML/

BPMN 2.0

http://www.omg.org/spec/BPMN/index.htm

UML 2.0 In Action

Henriette Baumann, Patrick Grassle & Philippe Baumann, 2005, ISBN 1904811558

RUP@EC standard 5.0

http://www.cc.cec/RUPatEC_Standard/

RUP op maat

http://www.rupopmaat.nl/

1.5 Overview

Chapter 1 introduces the external view on the business system under review and lists the elements of this specification.

Chapter 2 introduces us to the Invalidity Pension Claim business process. The chapter gives a short and detailed description as well as a reference to business process´ legal base.

Chapter 3 lists the actors involved in the Invalidity Pension Claim business process.

Chapter 4 describes in detail the Invalidity Pension Claim business process based on the RUP use case template, as well as the relationship to other use cases.

Chapter 5 describes the Invalidity Pension Claim business process using business process modelling notation (BPMN).

2. Description

2.1. Business Scenario

In a situation where a citizen is or becomes incapacitated for work leading to invalidity they will claim an Invalidity Pension (the citizen becomes a claimant). Where the claimant has been subject to the legislation of two or more Member States of which at least one is a Type B scheme and the Member State to which the claimant applied assumes responsibility for coordinating the Invalidity Pension claim under all the legislations of the Member States to which the claimant has been subject (Exceptions apply as per EU Regulation 883/04). This institution assumes the role of the Contact Institution and is responsible for starting and coordinating a process which assures that the Claimant receives the Invalidity Pension they are entitled to and are not disadvantaged by their decision to exercise their right to free movement and work or live in more than one EU Member State (a fundamental pillar of the EU).

2.2. Legal Base

This Business Use Case document's legal base, according to the agreed version 3 Pensions Guidelines, documented by the expert AHGs, is described in the

Basic Regulation (EC) No 883/2004

Implementing Regulation (EC) No 987/2009

The following matrix derived from the applicable version 3 SEDs, documented by the expert AHGs, lists the SEDs used in this Business Use Case and their relation with the articles mentioned above.

Basic Reg (883/04)

Implementing Reg (987/09)

12(1)

45(4)

46(1)

46(3)

47(1)

47(4)

47(5)

47(6)

48(1)

48(2)

50(1)

51(2)

52(1)b

P2200

P3000

P4000

P5000

P6000

P7000

P8000

P9000

P10000

Table 1: SED – Legal base relationship matrix

3. Actors & Roles

This chapter captures details of the actors which are important to understanding the different types of system users. An actor is anyone or anything that exchanges data with the business system. An actor can be a user, external hardware, or another system.

The overarching description of each actor described in this Business Use Case can be found in the Glossary. Below you will find a short

description which provides further clarity of this actor within the context of this Business Use Case.

Actor name

Description

Case Owner

In this BUC the Case Owner is a Competent Institution who performed the role of the Contact Institution as described by the Regulations

Counterparty

In this BUC the Counterparty(ies) are Competent Institutions who perform the role of Institutions Concerned as described by the Regulations

Claimant

In this BUC the Claimant is the Citizen who wishes to claim the Invalidity Pension

Table 2: Actors & Roles

4. Use Case

4.1. RUP Table Representation

Use Case ID:

P_BUC_03

Use Case Name:

Claim for Invalidity Pension

Created By:

Phil Cummings

Last Updated By:

Cristina Ezaru

Date Created:

19/12/2014

Last Revision Date:

30/05/2016

Actors:

Claimant

Case Owner

Counterparty

Description:

In a situation where a citizen is or becomes incapacitated for work leading to invalidity they will claim an Invalidity Pension (the citizen becomes a claimant). Where the claimant has been subject to the legislation of two or more Member States of which at least one is a Type B scheme and the Member State to which the claimant applied assumes responsibility for coordinating the Invalidity Pension claim under all the legislations of the Member States to which the claimant has been subject (Exceptions apply as per EU Regulation 883/04 Article). This institution assumes the role of the Contact Institution and is responsible for starting and coordinating a process which assures that the Claimant receives the Invalidity Pension they are entitled to and are not disadvantaged by their decision to exercise their right to free movement and work or live in more than one EU Member State (a fundamental pillar of the EU).

Trigger:

A citizen claims an Invalidity Pension from an EU Member State

Preconditions:

The Claimant claims an Invalidity Pension

Post conditions:

The Claimant is informed of the decisions made in respect to their Invalidity Pension Claim from each Member State

Main Scenario:

Identify Participants

The Case Owner identifies the Member States where the person has lived or worked previously and wishes to claim an Invalidity pension;

The Case Owner then identifies the correct institution or institutions (the Counterparty(ies)) in each Member State that are responsible for making a decision on the claim for Invalidity pension. There will be one counterparty or more. The Case Owner and the Counterparty(ies) are herein collectively referred to as the Participants;

Send Invalidity Pension Claim

The Case Owner fills out an Invalidity Pension Claim (P2200) by entering all the required Invalidity Pension data;

The Case Owner sends the P2200, including any attachments, to all Counterparties;

Process Claim & Send Decision

Each Counterparty will receive an Invalidity Pension Claim (P2200) with the fitting personal ID dataset and any and all attachments, after which their Claim investigation will start;

The Case Owner then optionally fills in a Report on Insurance

and Residence Periods (P5000) which provides detailed insurance information to assist the Invalidity pension processing;

The Case Owner sends the P5000 to all other Participants; [Steps 6 and 7] collectively may optionally be repeated by the Case Owner many times after this step

The Case Owner fills in an Pension Decision (P6000) by entering all the required information about the Pension decision they have made;

The Case Owner sends the P6000 to all counterparties; [Steps 8 and 9] collectively may optionally be repeated by the Case Owner many times after this step

Each Counterparty then optionally fills in a Report on Insurance and Residence Periods (P5000) which provides detailed insurance information to assist the Invalidity pension processing;

Each Counterparty then sends the P5000 to all other Participants; [Steps

10 and 11] collectively may optionally be repeated by each

Counterparty many times after this step

Each Counterparty fills in a Pension Decision (P6000) by entering all the required information about the Pension decision they have made;

Each Counterparty then sends their P6000 to the Case Owner and any other Counterparties; [Steps 12 and 13] collectively may optionally be repeated by each Counterparty many times after this step

[Steps 6 and 7] collectively, [Steps 8 and 9] collectively, [Steps 10 and 11] collectively and [Steps 12 and 13] collectively may occur in any order

Receive & Process Pension Decisions

Each time the Case Owner receives a Pension Decision (P6000) from a Counterparty, or it sends a P6000, it checks if:

There is at least one valid P6000 or other equivalent information from each participant involved, that P7000 can be issued.

If this is true, the Case Owner OR at the discretion of the Case Owner

from each Member State involved continues to the [Next Step] if not it repeats [This Step];

Finalize Claim for Invalidity Pension

The Case Owner fills in a Portable Document (P1) by entering specific data provided in the Pension Decisions (P6000) exchanged by all participants. The completed P1 is then sent to the claimant to inform them of the Pensions decisions taken by all participants and their right to review;

The Case Owner fills in a Summary of Pension Decisions (P7000) by entering specific data provided in the Pension Decisions (P6000) exchanged by all participants;

The Case Owner sends the P7000 to all Counterparties

Upon the sending of the P7000 the Invalidity Pension Claim is complete

This use case ends here.

Alternative Scenarios:

at any step after [step 5] the Case Owner may optionally choose to fill in and send Country Specific Information

The Case Owner fills in Country Specific Information (P3000_XX) which provides supplementary information to assist the Invalidity pension processing in the Member State it was designed for;

The Case Owner sends the P3000_xx to specific counterparties (see Special Requirements)

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 5] the Case Owner may optionally choose to fill in and send a Report on Insurance History

The Case Owner fills in Report on Insurance History (P4000) which provides supplementary information to assist the Invalidity pension processing;

The Case Owner sends the P4000 to all Counterparties

[This Branch] Ends

[Removed]

at any step after [step 5] any Participant may optionally choose to fill in a Request for Additional Information

The participant who invokes this branch fills in a Request for Additional Information (P8000) which details the additional information they need;

The participant who wishes to request additional information sends the P8000 to one or more participants (the receiving participants are at the discretion of the sending participant)

Each participant who received a P8000 may optionally gather the requested information and fill in a Reply to Request for Additional Information (P9000) provided the P8000 is not declared to be invalid at [step 25];

Where [Branch 4 Step 3] was completed each participant who filled out the P9000 sends the P9000, including any attachments, to the sender of the P8000 and all other participants who received the P8000.

Upon receipt of a P9000 the participant may optionally choose to send another P8000 provided the P9000 is not declared to be invalid at [step 26]; [go to Branch 4 Step 1]

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 5] any Participant may optionally choose to fill in a Transfer of Additional Information

The participant who invokes this branch fills in a Transfer of Additional Information (P10000) which details the additional information they wish to transfer;

The participant who wishes transfer the additional information sends the P10000, with any attachments, to

one or more participants (the receiving participants are at the discretion of the sending participant)

[This Branch] Ends

The Following Branches determine the use of Horizontally Defined Processes within this Business Process

- Removed -

at any step after [step 5] any Participant may optionally choose to request the Reimbursement of Admin Costs or Medical Costs from another Participant

The Participant executes business use case H_BUC_04 – Reimbursement of Admin or Medical Costs;

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 5] any Participant may optionally choose notify

another Participant of the Death of a Person

The Participant executes business use case H_BUC_07_Subprocess – Notification of Death;

[This Branch] Ends

- at any step after [step 5] a Case Owner may optionally choose to provide a Detailed Medical Report to the Counterpart(ies)

The Case Owner executes business use case H_BUC_08 – Exchange of Medical Data;

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 5] the Case Owner may optionally choose to provide the Counterparty(ies) with a detailed Medical Examination

The Case Owner executes business use case H_BUC_09 – Notification of a Medical Report;

[This Branch] Ends

The Following Branches Determine the use of Administrative Processes within this Business Process

at any step after [step 5] the Case Owner may choose to Remove a Counterparty from this Business Process

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_04 – Remove Participant;

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 5] any Participant may choose to Add new participants to this Business Process. Case owner should be able to add participants in any MS, Counterparties should be able to add participants in their own MS.

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_03 – Add Participant;

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 5] any Participant may choose to Forward this Business Process to another Competent Institution within their MS who assumes responsibility for handling it

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_05 – Forward Case;

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at any step after [step 5] the Case Owner may choose to advise all recipients of their P2200 that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

Optionally, the Case Owner fills out an Invalidity Pension Claim (P2200) by entering all the required Invalidity Pension data;

Optionally, the Case Owner sends the P2200, including any attachments, to all Counterparties;

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 7] the Case Owner may choose to advise all

recipients of their P5000 that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

Optionally, the Case Owner fills out an P5000, by entering all the required data;

Optionally, the Case Owner sends P5000, including any attachments, to all Counterparties;

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 11] a Counterparty may choose to advise all recipients of their P5000 that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

Optionally, the Counterparty fills out an P5000, by entering all the required data;

Optionally, the Counterparty sends P5000, including any attachments, to all Counterparties;

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 9] the Case Owner may choose to advise all recipients of their P6000 that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

If no other Valid P6000 exists from the Case Owner then the Main Scenario reverts to [step 6].

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at any step after [step 13] a Counterparty may choose to advise all recipients of their P6000 that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Counterparty executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

If no other Valid P6000 exists for this Counterparty then the Main Scenario reverts to [step 8].

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 18] , the Case Owner may choose to advise all recipients of their P7000 that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

The Main Scenario reverts to [step 16].

[This Branch] Ends.

where [Branch 1 Step 2] has been executed then at any step after [Branch 1 Step 2] the Case Owner may choose to advise all recipients of their P3000_xx that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

Optionally, the Case Owner fills out P3000_xx, by entering all the required data;

Optionally, the Case Owner sends P3000_xx, including any attachments, to all Counterparties;

[This Branch] Ends

where [Branch 2 Step 2] has been executed then at any step after [Branch 2 Step 2] the Case Owner may choose to advise all recipients of their P4000 that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

Optionally, the Case Owner fills in P4000, by entering all

the required data;

Optionally, the Case Owner sends P4000,including any attachments, to all Counterparties;

[This Branch] Ends

where [Branch 4 Step 2] has been executed then at any step after [Branch 4 Step 2] the participant who sent the P8000 may choose to advise all recipients of their P8000 that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

Optionally, the participant fills out P8000, by entering all the required data;

Optionally, the participant sends P8000, including any attachments, to all participants;

[This Branch] Ends

where [Branch 4 Step 4] has been executed then at any step after [Branch 4 Step 4] the participant who sent the P9000 may choose to

advise all recipients of their P9000 that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

Optionally, the participant fills out P9000, by entering all the required data;

Optionally, the participant sends P9000, including any attachments, to all participants;

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where [Branch 5 Step 2] has been executed then at any step after [Branch 5 Step 2] the participant who sent the P10000 may choose to advise all recipients of their P10000 that it is Invalid under Art 5 of 987/09

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_06 - Invalidate_SED;

Optionally, the participant fills out P10000, by entering all the required data;

Optionally, the participant sends P10000, including any attachments, to all participants;

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at any step after [step 5] the Case Owner may choose to send an updated version of P2200

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED;

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at any step after [step 7] the Case Owner may choose to send an

updated version of their P5000

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED;

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at any step after [step 11] a counterparty may choose to send an updated version of their P5000

The Counterparty executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED;

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at any step after [step 9] the Case Owner may choose to send an updated version of their P6000

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED;

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at any step after [step 13] a Counterparty may choose to send an updated version of their P6000

The Counterparty executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED;

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at any step after [step 18] the Case Owner may choose to send an updated version of their P7000

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED;

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where [Branch 1 Step 2] has been executed then at any step after [Branch 1 Step 2] the Case Owner may choose to send an updated version of their P3000_xx

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED:

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where [Branch 2 Step 2] has been executed then at any step after [Branch 2 Step 2] the Case Owner may choose to send an updated version of their P4000

The Case Owner executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED;

[This Branch] Ends

where [Branch 4 Step 2] has been executed then at any step after [Branch 4 Step 2] the Participant who sent the P8000 may choose to send an updated version of their P8000

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED;

[This Branch] Ends

where [Branch 4 Step 4] has been executed then at any step after [Branch 4 Step 4] the participant who sent the P9000 may choose to send an updated version of their P9000

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED;

[This Branch] Ends

where [Branch 5 Step 2] has been executed then at any step after [Branch 5 Step 2] the participant who sent the P10000 may choose to send an updated version of their P10000

The Participant executes business use case AD_BUC_10 - Update_SED;

[This Branch] Ends

at any step after [step 5] and any Participant may optionally choose to send a Reminder to another Participant for the return of information they were expecting from that participant but did not receive.

The Participant who invokes this branch executes business use case AD_BUC_07 -_Reminder;

[This Branch] Ends

Exceptions:

Exception 1: [Removed]

Includes:

See diagram at part 4.2

Special Requirements:

SR1: When Alternative [Branch 1] is invoked the Country Specific Information (P3000_XX) can only be sent to institutions in the MS it was designed for. This is identifiable by the last two characters of the P3000_XX – represented here as "XX" for example:

P3000_UK can only be sent to institutions in the UK

P3000_DE can only be sent to institutions in the Germany

SR2: Rules about the invoking of Branches:

[Branch 1] – May only be invoked per Destination Member State (see SR1) when there is no valid P3000_xx

[Branch 2] – May only be invoked once, per Participant

[Branch 4] – May be invoked more than once, per Participant

[Branch 5] – May be invoked more than once, per Participant

Horizontals

[Branch 9] – May be invoked more than once, per Participant

[Branch 10] – May be invoked only once, per Participant.

[Branch11] – May be invoked more than once, per Participant

[Branch 12] – May be invoked more than once, per Participant

Administrative

[Branch 13] to [Branch 38] – May be invoked more than once, per Participant, exception [Branch 15] – May be invoked only once, per Participant.

SR3: Rules about the destination for each SED Type when the SED is sent:

P2200 – Defines and is sent to all Active Participants

P3000_xx – Must be Sent to All Active Participants of the MS designed for (See SR1)

P4000 – Must be Sent to all Active Participants

P5000 - Must be Sent to all Active Participants

P6000 - Must be Sent to all Active Participants

P7000 - Must be Sent to all Active Participants

P8000 – Can be sent to one or more Active Participants

P9000 – Must be sent to all Active Participants that received the P8000

P10000 - Can be sent to one or more Active Participants

SR4: The term "Send/Sent to All Active Participants" does not include sending it himself (i.e. to the senders institution)

SR5: Active Participants are defined as those participants identified at [Step 2] and those participants added through the execution of [Branch 15] and/or [Branch 16] and not removed through the execution of [Branch 14] and/or [Branch 16]

SR6: Alternative Branches 1 – 38 are non-interrupting Branches;

SR7: Clarification: where two or more institutions from the same MS are involved in the case only one P6000 needs to be exchanged from that MS to satisfy this rule.

SR8: "at the discretion of the Case Owner" – allows under exceptional circumstances for the Case Owner to progress to the next Steps without all P6000 information.

Assumptions:

Notes and Issues:

4.2 Request – Reply SEDs

The following table specifies the SED that have a logical pairing to one another, usually this is known as a request-reply pair.

REQUEST SED

REPLY SED(s)

P8000

P9000

Attachments Allowed

The following table specifies whether attachments are permitted to be included when sending a SED type.

SED

Attachments

P2200

Allowed

P3000_XX

Allowed

P4000

Allowed

P5000

Not Allowed

P6000

Allowed

P7000

Not Allowed

P8000

Allowed

P9000

Allowed

P10000

Allowed

Artefacts used

The following table specifies the artefacts that are used in this Business Use Case.

Artefact name

Artefact type

P2200

SED

P3000_XX

SED

P4000

SED

P5000

SED

P6000

SED

P7000

SED

P8000

SED

P9000

SED

P10000

SED

H_BUC_07_Subprocess

BUC

H_BUC_08_Subprocess

BUC

H_BUC_09_Subprocess

BUC

AD_BUC_03_Subprocess – Add Participant

BUC

AD_BUC_04_Subprocess – Remove Participant

BUC

AD_BUC_05_Subprocess – Forward Case

BUC

AD_BUC_06_Subprocess – Invalidate SED

BUC

AD_BUC_07_Subprocess – Reminder

BUC

AD_BUC_10_Subprocess – Update SED

BUC

AD_BUC_11_Subprocess – Business Exception

BUC

AD_BUC_12_Subprocess – Change of Participant

BUC

Business Processes

The following paragraphs describe the Business Use Case Invalidity Pension Claim.

5.1 Case Owner and Counterparty

5.2 Sub Processes

n/a

Appendices

Issues

Issue date

Description

Replies

Action/Resolution

Close date