party
Let an agent handle parties and festive gatherings by occasion, host, guests, venue and safety, and separate them from political parties.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle parties and festive gatherings by occasion, host, guests, venue and safety, and separate them from political parties.
A social gathering of invited or attending guests, held to celebrate, socialise or mark an occasion, usually with food, drink, music or entertainment; festivals and fairs are larger public forms.
What it is for: Celebrating occasions and bringing people together.
It can be host and plan it; invite and attend; license it, when public, with music or alcohol; manage its safety, noise and crowds.
Distinguishing features
A social gathering, not an organisation
Private parties and public events have different rules
Marks an occasion: birthday, wedding, holiday, festival
The political party is a different entry
What it looks like
People gathered at a home, venue or public space with food, drink, decoration and music.
Physical character
attendance: 5-100000+ people - from a home party to a festival
How it is recognised
Invitations or public announcements
Decorations, music and food
Larger festivals and fairs with stalls and rides
Related models
is a kind of - inherits date, venue and attendance
is held at - home or public venue
is confused with - a homonym
is regulated by - for public events
In practice
Families and kinds
private parties: birthday, wedding, house party
public festivals and fairs, such as a kermesse or wine festival
themed and music events, such as an algorave
traditional visits and celebrations
Standards and regulation
Event licensing and temporary event notices
Noise control law
Alcohol licensing law
Crowd safety guidance
Failure modes and hazards
Overcrowding and crushes at large events
Alcohol and drug harm
Noise complaints
Fire risk from decorations
Also called
+58
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.party-person
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Occasion and host Why and by whom.
The occasion and host shape everything else.
Occasion
What is celebrated.
Occasion
The occasion.
- What occasion is being marked? definition
- Is it private or public? boundary
Host
Organiser.
Organiser
The host or organiser.
- Who is hosting or organising it? provenance
- Who is responsible for safety? provenance
Logistics When, where, who.
Logistics decide whether it works.
Venue and time
Place and schedule.
Venue and time
The venue and time.
- Where and when is it held? definition
- Is the venue suitable for the numbers expected? measurement
Guests
Invitations and numbers.
Guest list
Who is invited.
- How many guests are expected? measurement
- What guest data is collected, and why? boundary
Rules Licences and noise.
Public and large events need permissions.
Licences
Event, music, alcohol.
Licences
Licences required.
- Which licences or notices are required? boundary
- Have they been obtained? provenance
Noise and neighbours
Limits.
Noise limits
Applicable limits.
- What noise limits and hours apply? boundary
- How are complaints handled? action
Safety Keeping people safe.
Crowds, alcohol and fire are the main risks.
Crowd safety
Capacity and exits.
Crowd plan
Capacity and exits.
- What is the safe capacity, and are exits clear? measurement
- Is there a safety plan? provenance
Welfare
Alcohol, first aid, transport.
Welfare
Welfare provision.
- Is first aid available? definition
- How will guests get home safely? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should festivals and fairs be separate entries from private parties?
- How should recurring festivals be modelled as series and editions?
- What personal data about guests should an agent avoid collecting?