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1. A COU may not be deleted if it has any members (ie: People with a Person Role with the specified COU).
2. A COU may not be deleted if it has any children.
3. Two COUs within the same CO cannot share the same name.
4. When a COU is created, the special groups associated with the COU will also be created.
5. If a COU is renamed, the special groups associated with the COU will also be renamed.
6. If a COU is deleted, the special groups associated with the COU will also be deleted.

Enrollment Flow Steps

1. Two Enrollment Flow Steps cannot have the same order value.

Group

1. Two Groups within the same CO cannot share the same name.
2. A Group cannot be set to Suspended if it is nested into a Target Group or is a Target Group for a nesting.
3. A Group cannot be deleted if it is nested into a Target Group or is a Target Group for a nesting.
4. The name, description, and status of a Group of type Owners cannot be manually changed.
5. MVEAs cannot be attached to a Group of type Owners.
6. Groups of type Owners cannot be provisioned.
7. When a new Standard Group is created, if the Person who created it is not an Administrator, that Person will be set as the Group's initial Owner.
8. When a Group is deleted, its corresponding Owners Group is also deleted.
9. Standard Groups may not be named starting with the prefix CO:, which is reserved for System Groups.

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