Returns the two EINs in best-guess order. The default policy is operating entity first, switching to the arm when the grant purpose names a restricted gift — a scholarship, an endowment, a capital campaign — because those are legally the arm's job.
Usage
pf_arm_order(
cluster,
purpose = NULL,
policy = c("purpose", "operating"),
sa_status = NULL
)Arguments
- cluster
Output of
pf_cluster_arms().- purpose
Character vector of grant purposes, aligned to
clusterrows.- policy
"purpose"(default) or"operating"for the flat rule.- sa_status
Optional output of
pf_schedule_a_status(). When given, any arm ticking Schedule A line 5 is ordered first regardless of purpose.
What is and is not established
On 15 adjudicated cases containing a co-located arm pair, the operating entity was the recipient 9 times (60%, 95% CI 32–84%) and the arm 6 times. The purpose-conditional rule scores 67%, the flat rule 60%, and the current cascade ranks the correct member first only 27% of the time. The last of those is the finding that justifies acting: the existing behaviour is anti-correlated with the answer, and either policy is a large improvement. The 60-versus-67 gap is one case wide and settles nothing — only one adjudicated case had a restricted-gift purpose. Do not read the conditional rule as validated; it is the hypothesis a larger labelling round should test.